Hyperscale Data sold its remaining approximately 211.56 Bitcoin for about $16 million by Nov. 8, at roughly $76,000 per coin, to repay debt and fund its Michigan AI data center. The NYSE American-listed company, which trades under ticker GPUS, has sold about 1,113 BTC for approximately $74.4 million since late July, an average of roughly $66,800 per coin. At a price near $74,200, that amount would be worth about $82.6 million. Hyperscale aims to energize its first 10 megawatts of critical IT capacity at the Michigan site in December, which CEO Will Horne described as the company’s quickest path to profitability. The sale reverses a summer plan to build a $100 million digital-asset treasury and reach parity between Bitcoin holdings and market capitalization. Future balance-sheet Bitcoin is expected to come primarily from Montana mining, while the company transitions toward data-center ownership and operation. Hyperscale shut down mining at the Michigan site on Sept. 1 to convert it for AI computing and has a 10-year master services agreement with a California-based AI provider for an initial 20 megawatts, with potential revenue exceeding $1.2 billion and expansion options that could raise the total above $3 billion. The company says the site could ultimately support about 340 megawatts of AI capacity.