Hyperscale Data just added another 67 Bitcoin to its balance sheet, pushing the company’s total stash to roughly 849 BTC. The purchase, made between June 30 and July 1, represents the latest move in what has become an aggressive accumulation strategy from the NYSE American-listed firm (ticker: GPUS).

In late May 2026, Hyperscale held approximately 700 BTC. By the end of June, that figure had climbed to around 780 BTC. Now, with this latest purchase, the treasury sits at 849 BTC.

As of June 29, the company disclosed that its combined holdings of Bitcoin, cash, restricted cash, and silver were valued at approximately $106.7 million. That figure represents over 117% of Hyperscale’s market capitalization at the time.

The company has stated a goal of building a $100 million digital asset treasury. Based on the $106.7 million combined figure, which includes non-crypto assets like silver and cash, they appear to be in the neighborhood of that target, at least on a blended basis.

Hyperscale Data operates through several subsidiaries, including Sentinum and Ault Capital Group. Sentinum handles colocation and hosting services, essentially renting out data center space. The company also participates directly in Bitcoin mining, which creates a natural pipeline for accumulating the asset without always needing to buy it on the open market.

The 117% net asset value coverage is the stat that deserves the most scrutiny here. When a company’s liquid assets exceed its market cap, it typically means one of two things: either the market hasn’t caught up to reality, or there are concerns about the company’s ability to unlock that value.

Going from 700 BTC to 849 BTC in roughly five weeks shows conviction, not just a one-time treasury allocation. Hyperscale’s heavy exposure to Bitcoin means its balance sheet is inherently volatile. A sharp downturn in Bitcoin’s price could quickly erode that 117% coverage ratio.