Hyperscale Data discloses 1,087 Bitcoin treasury worth $70.3 million
LAS VEGAS, July 21. A holding of 1,087.4527 Bitcoin ($BTC) worth approximately $70.3 million sat on the balance sheet of Hyperscale Data, Inc. as of July 19, 2026, the company said Monday. The Las Vegas firm trades on NYSE American under the ticker GPUS.
Key takeaways
- Hyperscale Data, Inc. disclosed a holding of 1,087.4527 Bitcoin worth approximately $70.3 million as of July 19, 2026.
- The Las Vegas-based company trades on NYSE American under the ticker GPUS and describes itself as an AI data center company "anchored by Bitcoin."
- The release provided no average purchase cost and no timeline for accumulating the Bitcoin position.
- Because no acquisition cost was disclosed, the position's gain or loss cannot be calculated from the announcement.
- The $70.3 million approximation is the only valuation figure given in the release.
LAS VEGAS, July 21. A holding of 1,087.4527 Bitcoin ($BTC) worth approximately $70.3 million sat on the balance sheet of Hyperscale Data, Inc. as of July 19, 2026, the company said Monday. The Las Vegas firm trades on NYSE American under the ticker GPUS.
Treasury details
The position totals 1,087.4527 $BTC. Hyperscale Data carried that figure to four decimal places in the release, describing the $70.3 million valuation as approximate. The company offered no average purchase cost and no timeline for accumulating the stack, according to the announcement.
A data center firm anchored in Bitcoin
Hyperscale Data describes itself as an artificial intelligence data center company "anchored by Bitcoin." That phrasing places $BTC at the structural center of the business, not as a peripheral reserve item. The company holds both the AI data center identity and the Bitcoin position on NYSE American, under ticker GPUS.
The $70.3 million approximation is the only valuation figure in the release. Without a disclosed acquisition cost, the position's gain or loss is not calculable from Monday's announcement. That is the number Hyperscale Data chose not to print.