Hyperscale Data, the NYSE American-listed company trading under ticker GPUS, now holds more than 1,000 Bitcoin in its corporate treasury. The stash is valued at approximately $65 million, marking a dramatic escalation from the roughly 11 BTC the firm held in 2025.

From 11 BTC to 1,032 in months

Hyperscale Data officially announced surpassing the 1,000 BTC threshold on July 9, with confirmed holdings of 1,032.4959 BTC. At the time, Bitcoin was trading around $63,758, putting the total value at roughly $65.8 million.

The company’s Bitcoin holdings reportedly surged 312% in a single week during early July, climbing to approximately 687 BTC before continuing upward to breach the four-digit mark days later.

The accumulation strategy runs on two tracks. First, the company mines Bitcoin through its subsidiary Sentinum. Second, it buys on the open market.

Executive Chairman Milton “Todd” Ault III has been the driving force behind the Bitcoin acquisition push. The company has set its sights on building a $100 million digital asset treasury. Notably, Hyperscale hasn’t disclosed holdings in any other cryptocurrencies or tokens. This is a Bitcoin-only play.

What this means for investors

For anyone watching Hyperscale Data’s stock, the Bitcoin treasury has effectively turned GPUS shares into a partial Bitcoin proxy. Investors buying the stock are getting exposure to both the company’s core business operations and the price movements of over 1,000 BTC.

The $100 million treasury target suggests the company plans to continue buying. At current Bitcoin prices around the low $60K range, hitting that target would require accumulating roughly 1,570 BTC total, meaning another 500-plus BTC of purchases or mining output ahead.

Hyperscale’s Bitcoin holdings represent a concentrated bet on a single volatile asset. A 30% drawdown in Bitcoin’s price would shave roughly $20 million off the treasury’s value.