Hyperscale Data tops 1,000 BTC after adding bitcoin worth about $65 million

Hyperscale Data tops 1,000 BTC after adding bitcoin worth about $65 million

The NYSE American-listed company said its treasury now exceeds 1,000 BTC, including 130 BTC bought in the open market by subsidiary Ault Capital Group in the week ended July 12.

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Fact Check
The primary claim — Hyperscale Data's treasury exceeding 1,000 BTC (worth ~$65 million) — is confirmed by the company's official PR Newswire press release 'Hyperscale Data Surpasses 1,000 Bitcoin in Corporate Treasury', by Crypto Briefing (1,032.5 BTC, ~$65.8M), and by Executive Chairman Todd Ault's X posts. The company is correctly NYSE American-listed per the press release and Ault's posts. The specific figure of '130 BTC bought in the open market by subsidiary Ault Capital Group in the week ended July 12' is a secondary detail not directly confirmed in the sources located (the odaily newsflash cites ~100 BTC added and does not attribute the purchase to Ault Capital Group), so that precise sub-claim carries some uncertainty. Overall the headline is well-supported.
Summary

Hyperscale Data said its corporate Bitcoin treasury now holds more than 1,000 BTC, valued at about $65 million, after recent additions that included 130 BTC acquired in the open market by subsidiary Ault Capital Group during the week ended July 12. The NYSE American-listed company said Bitcoin will be a core balance-sheet asset alongside cash and other strategic assets, and could potentially be used as collateral for future financing tied to investments in AI data centers and humanoid robotics. The company also said subsidiary Sentinum operates digital asset mining and hosting data centers, and that it plans to complete the spinoff of Ault Capital Group in the second quarter of 2027.

Terms & Concepts
  • Bitcoin treasury: Corporate holdings of bitcoin kept on a company balance sheet.
  • collateral: Assets pledged to secure financing.
  • open market: Public market trading rather than a private transaction.