Hyperscale Data said its Bitcoin-focused treasury has reached a level that now mirrors nearly its entire market value, underscoring the company’s aggressive bet on the cryptocurrency as a core balance-sheet asset.
As of December 14, the artificial intelligence data center firm reported that its Bitcoin treasury, including both held Bitcoin and cash earmarked for future purchases, totaled roughly $75.5 million. That figure represents about 97.5% of the company’s market capitalization based on the December 15 closing price of its shares on the NYSE American.
The bulk of Hyperscale Data’s exposure comes through its wholly owned subsidiary, Sentinum, which held approximately 498.46 Bitcoin as of December 14. Of that amount, nearly 70 Bitcoin were generated through mining operations, while about 429 Bitcoin were acquired on the open market.
The company disclosed that more than 41 Bitcoin were purchased during the week ending December 14 alone. Using Bitcoin’s closing price of $88,175 on that date, the holdings were valued at around $44 million.
Beyond its current Bitcoin position, Hyperscale Data has allocated an additional $31.5 million in cash for future Bitcoin purchases. The company said these funds will be deployed gradually using a dollar-cost averaging approach, a strategy intended to limit the impact of short-term price swings while steadily increasing long-term exposure.
Executive Chairman Milton Todd Ault III described the milestone as a significant step toward the firm’s broader digital asset ambitions. Hyperscale Data has set a long-term objective of holding Bitcoin equal to 100% of its market capitalization as part of a wider $100 million digital asset treasury strategy.
The company noted that it generally targets investing at least 5% of its allocated Bitcoin cash each week, although actual purchase volumes may fluctuate depending on market conditions. Management emphasized that investors should assess progress over multi-week periods rather than focusing on individual purchase timing.
Hyperscale Data said the combination of self-mined Bitcoin and open-market acquisitions will continue to drive growth in its treasury.
The firm also plans to publish weekly updates detailing its Bitcoin holdings as it advances toward its stated $100 million target, reinforcing transparency around one of the most Bitcoin-heavy treasury strategies among U.S.-listed companies.