Hyperscale Data adds 51 Bitcoin to treasury, totaling 1,087 Bitcoin worth $70 million

Hyperscale Data, the AI-focused data center company trading under the ticker GPUS on NYSE American, just added another 51.5 Bitcoin to its corporate treasury. The purchase brings its total stash to 1,087.4527 BTC, valued at roughly $70.3 million at a Bitcoin price of $64,691.

The acquisition was made through Ault Capital Group (ACG), a subsidiary, via open-market purchases during the week ending July 19, 2026. It’s the latest move in what has become a steady, methodical Bitcoin accumulation strategy that the company has pursued since early 2025.

A growing Bitcoin pile with a familiar playbook

The company uses a two-pronged approach: mining Bitcoin directly and buying it on the open market. Earlier in its accumulation phase, holdings climbed toward 900 BTC. Then a 32.49 BTC purchase pushed the total to approximately 1,032.5 BTC, valued at around $65.8 million at the time. Now, with this latest 51.5 BTC buy, the company sits above the 1,000 BTC mark.

Executive Chairman Milton “Todd” Ault III has been vocal about what he sees as a disconnect between the company’s market capitalization and the actual value sitting on its balance sheet. With Bitcoin holdings alone exceeding $70 million, and total reported assets reaching approximately $106.7 million as of late June 2026, he argues the market isn’t pricing in what the company actually owns.

The corporate Bitcoin treasury trend keeps expanding

The company’s Bitcoin holdings represent a significant chunk of its total reported assets. At $70.3 million out of roughly $106.7 million in total assets, Bitcoin accounts for approximately two-thirds of everything the company owns on paper.

The strategy also includes a notable corporate restructuring on the horizon. Hyperscale Data plans to divest ACG during the second quarter of 2027 through an exchange involving 1,000,000 Series F Preferred shares, which were issued back on December 23, 2024.

What this means for investors

With 1,087 BTC, the $70.3 million in Bitcoin represents real, liquid value that the company can point to when making the case that its equity is undervalued. When Bitcoin constitutes roughly two-thirds of total assets, the company’s fortunes become heavily correlated with crypto price movements.

The planned ACG divestiture adds another variable. If the separation goes through in Q2 2027 as planned, investors will need to evaluate how the Bitcoin holdings get allocated between the parent company and the spun-off entity, with the mechanics of the Series F Preferred Stock exchange creating complex valuation dynamics.

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