Galaxy Digital, the Nasdaq-listed digital-asset firm, signs a 15-year naming-rights agreement for Texas Tech University’s football stadium, according to reports from multiple outlets. The venue is set to be rebranded as “Galaxy Stadium,” replacing the current stadium name. The companies involved do not publicly disclose the financial terms of the deal in the available reporting. However, Yahoo Sports reports the agreement’s value is more than $70 million. The reporting also describes the partnership as a crypto-oriented sponsorship, with Galaxy Digital seeking to leverage the venue and its location in West Texas. One outlet highlights that the arrangement is tied to factors such as access to relatively lower-cost power and open space in the region, though no additional operational details are confirmed in the shared summaries. The agreement runs for 15 years, and the naming rights are expected to take effect as part of the partnership’s implementation. The sources agree on the deal duration, the company involved, and the planned “Galaxy Stadium” branding, while differing mainly on emphasis and background context.