The AI data center operator's Bitcoin treasury now sits at roughly $46.9 million as it pushes toward a $100 million digital asset goal
Hyperscale Data, the NYSE American-listed AI data center company trading under GPUS, has nudged its Bitcoin stash up by 4.62 BTC. That brings total holdings to 713.5884 BTC, valued at approximately $46.9 million as of mid-June 2026.
The latest purchase is part of a steady accumulation that has seen the company grow its Bitcoin reserves from around 617 BTC in mid-March to over 713 BTC today, a roughly 15% increase in under three months.
The two-pronged accumulation machine #
Hyperscale runs a dual acquisition strategy through two subsidiaries. Sentinum, the company’s mining arm, contributes newly mined Bitcoin directly to the treasury. Ault Capital Group handles open-market purchases. Together, the two subsidiaries have been adding roughly 30 BTC per month on average.
The whole effort is anchored by a $100 million digital asset treasury initiative that Hyperscale announced back in September 2025. The goal is to align the company’s Bitcoin holdings with its total market capitalization. At current Bitcoin prices, the $46.9 million position means the company is roughly halfway to that target.
The company added about 4.62 BTC in the June 7-9 window, bringing holdings to approximately 709 BTC valued at about $44.8 million. By June 14, the total had crept up further to 713.58 BTC.
A balance sheet that looks more like a fund #
Bitcoin isn’t the only thing sitting on Hyperscale’s balance sheet. The company also holds approximately $40.2 million in cash and restricted cash, plus a position in 10,000 ounces of silver.
The combined value of Bitcoin and cash holdings represents approximately 73% of Hyperscale’s total market capitalization. The company’s stock has shown positive pre-market reactions to treasury announcements, suggesting traders are paying attention to the accumulation strategy as a value driver.
What this means for investors #
Hyperscale operates AI data center infrastructure while building a corporate Bitcoin treasury. The combination creates a stock that responds to two different narratives simultaneously. But any significant downturn in Bitcoin prices would hit GPUS particularly hard given that crypto and cash represent nearly three-quarters of the company’s market value.
For anyone considering GPUS specifically, the 73% asset-backing ratio is both the bull case and the risk factor. It provides a floor of sorts, since you’re buying a stock where most of the value is in identifiable, liquid assets. But it also means you’re paying a premium for the operating business. If Bitcoin enters a sustained downturn, that premium could evaporate quickly, leaving shareholders exposed to a stock that trades below the value of its own holdings. Disclosure: This article was edited by Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our