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Hyperscale Data adds 18.6 BTC, pushing its treasury to 1,106 coins worth $69.7 million, now exceeding its $63 million market cap.
Hyperscale Data, Inc. announced on Tuesday that its Bitcoin treasury grew to 1,106 BTC, valued at about $69.7 million at current prices, after a fresh purchase of 18.594 BTC — a move that lifted its holdings above the company’s market capitalization of roughly $63 million [2].
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Bitcoin holdings | 1,106 BTC |
| Treasury value | $69.7 million |
| Recent purchase | 18.594 BTC |
| Share price impact | ~4 % lower |
The latest acquisition follows a July 19 week in which Hyperscale’s subsidiary Ault Capital Group added roughly 51.5 BTC through open‑market buys [1]. Combined with the 18.594 BTC bought this week, the company’s total rose from 1,087.4527 BTC (valued at $72.4 million) just days earlier [1] to the current 1,106 BTC [2]. Executive Chairman Milton “Todd” Ault III emphasized that each new coin “strengthens…balance sheet and expands our financial flexibility” [2].
With a market cap of about $63 million, the Bitcoin stash now outweighs the equity value of the NYSE‑listed firm, a situation more typical of deeply discounted corporate treasury plays. The share price of GPUS fell roughly 4 % in the morning trade after the disclosure, reflecting investor concern over the widening gap between market valuation and underlying Bitcoin assets [2].
Hyperscale’s aggressive accumulation mirrors the playbook popularized by MicroStrategy, which shifted from a software focus to a Bitcoin‑centric treasury. Unlike many firms that hold a modest fraction of their balance sheet in crypto, Hyperscale’s holdings exceed its entire market cap, positioning the stock as a de‑facto Bitcoin proxy for investors. The company also maintains about 10,000 oz of silver, but that metal’s market value is negligible compared with the Bitcoin position [3].
The significance lies in a small AI‑focused data‑center firm whose Bitcoin treasury now eclipses its equity market value, raising questions about how traditional investors will price a company whose balance sheet is dominated by a volatile digital asset.
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Strategy reports holding 843,775 Bitcoin, valued at more than $55 billion based on a price of $65,576 per coin.
No, the company has paused Bitcoin purchases for five consecutive periods, focusing on cash accumulation and a preferred‑stock buyback instead.
Strategy has $3.75 billion in cash that it has indicated will not be used for Bitcoin repurchases.
The Bitcoin holdings have incurred an unrealized loss of roughly 50% relative to the total amount spent on acquisition.
The Nasdaq‑listed stock rose about 7% on the day of the buyback announcement but is down nearly 40% year‑to‑date.