Hyperscale Data Expands Bitcoin Holdings to $73.5 Million as of Early November
November 4, 2025 — New York, NY: Hyperscale Data, Inc. (NYSE American: GPUS) announced that its bitcoin reserves have reached an estimated $73.5 million as of November 2. This figure includes both the company’s existing bitcoin holdings and cash designated for upcoming purchases.
Based on the company’s share price at the close of trading on November 3, the total represents about 61% of Hyperscale Data’s market capitalization. The firm reiterated its goal of building a bitcoin position equal to 100% of its market value, in line with its broader $100 million digital asset treasury initiative.
The company’s subsidiary, Sentinum, Inc., held approximately 234.72 bitcoin as of November 2. This amount comprised 40.22 bitcoin mined internally and 194.50 bitcoin acquired from open-market purchases—including 36.37 bitcoin bought during the week ending November 2.
With bitcoin closing at $110,639 on November 2, Sentinum’s total holdings were valued at roughly $26.0 million.
Hyperscale Data has allocated $47.5 million in cash for Sentinum to continue acquiring bitcoin through a dollar-cost averaging (DCA) strategy. The company said it generally aims to deploy at least 5% of its allocated capital each week, distributing purchases across daily transactions, though amounts may fluctuate based on market conditions.
“We’re very encouraged by the progress we’ve made and remain confident in our strategy,” said Milton “Todd” Ault III, Executive Chairman of Hyperscale Data.
The company plans to release weekly updates every Tuesday detailing its bitcoin holdings as it progresses toward its $100 million accumulation target.
Through its subsidiary Sentinum, Hyperscale Data operates digital asset mining facilities, along with colocation and hosting services designed for artificial intelligence infrastructure and other data-intensive industries.
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