Company Mission is to Reach Top 10 Worldwide
Hyperscale Data, Inc., an artificial intelligence (“AI”) data center company anchored by Bitcoin announced that it has joined the list of the top 100 global public Bitcoin treasury companies, according to an industry list compiled by BitcoinTreasuries. Hyperscale Data’s inclusion, at #94, was based upon holding 150 Bitcoin; however, the Company currently owns approximately 382 Bitcoin, which would place Hyperscale Data within the top 75 global public Bitcoin treasury companies, presuming no changes to the holdings of other public companies.
The recognition and inclusion of the Company follows the rapid expansion of Hyperscale Data’s Bitcoin treasury strategy, along with the growth of its Bitcoin mining operations. The Company’s commitment to its long-term digital asset treasury underscores this rise in the rankings compared to companies around the globe.
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Bitcoin Mining and a Growing Treasury
Hyperscale Data has Bitcoin mining operations at both its Michigan AI data center campus and its Montana facilities, giving the Company a diversified Bitcoin production footprint.
In addition to mining, the Company has adopted a disciplined dollar-cost averaging strategy, purchasing Bitcoin every week, regardless of short-term market volatility.
Persistent Weekly Buying and Long-Term Commitment
“We are proud to join the top 100 public Bitcoin treasuries companies globally,” said Milton “Todd” Ault III, Executive Chairman of Hyperscale Data. “Our strategy hasn’t changed; we mine Bitcoin daily and we buy Bitcoin weekly. Our dollar-cost averaging approach paired with out consistent mining output is aiding the Company in its goal to build one of the most significant corporate Bitcoin treasuries in the world.”
“While we are proud of this achievement, we have a much larger goal of reaching the 10 top of this list,” Ault added.
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