Galaxy Group to Launch $100M Crypto Hedge Fund in Early 2026

The evidence strongly supports the truthfulness of the statement. The claim originates from a highly authoritative primary source, the Financial Times, which has a very high credibility score (0.95). This initial report is corroborated by a multitude of secondary sources. Multiple sources, including CoinNess, CryptoBriefing, and Panews Lab, consistently repeat all the key details of the statement: the entity (Galaxy), the product (crypto hedge fund), the value ($100 million), and the timeframe ('early 2026', 'Q1 2026', or even a specific date of 'January 20, 2026'). Several of these secondary sources explicitly attribute their information back to the Financial Times, creating a clear and consistent trail of reporting. There is no conflicting evidence among the relevant sources; the only potentially confusing source discusses a different product entirely and is correctly identified as having low relevance. The high degree of consistency across numerous independent reports, all stemming from a credible origin, makes the statement very likely to be true. The small probability of falsehood accounts for the fact that this is a future event, and corporate plans can change or be cancelled.