PANews reported on October 7 that according to PRNewswire, Hyperscale Data, a NYSE American-listed company under the New York Stock Exchange, announced that it would expand its Bitcoin treasury allocation funds to US$41 million, including current holdings and funds allocated for commitments to purchase Bitcoin. Currently, its wholly-owned subsidiary Sentinum holds a total of 90.6144 Bitcoins (including 64.9118 Bitcoins acquired on the open market and approximately 25.7026 Bitcoins obtained from its Bitcoin mining business). It also allocated US$29.8 million in cash to purchase Bitcoin on the open market.PANews reported on October 7 that according to PRNewswire, Hyperscale Data, a NYSE American-listed company under the New York Stock Exchange, announced that it would expand its Bitcoin treasury allocation funds to US$41 million, including current holdings and funds allocated for commitments to purchase Bitcoin. Currently, its wholly-owned subsidiary Sentinum holds a total of 90.6144 Bitcoins (including 64.9118 Bitcoins acquired on the open market and approximately 25.7026 Bitcoins obtained from its Bitcoin mining business). It also allocated US$29.8 million in cash to purchase Bitcoin on the open market.

Hyperscale Data: Bitcoin Treasury allocation funds have expanded to US$41 million, with current holdings of 90.6144 BTC

2025/10/07 18:59
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PANews reported on October 7 that according to PRNewswire, Hyperscale Data, a NYSE American-listed company under the New York Stock Exchange, announced that it would expand its Bitcoin treasury allocation funds to US$41 million, including current holdings and funds allocated for commitments to purchase Bitcoin. Currently, its wholly-owned subsidiary Sentinum holds a total of 90.6144 Bitcoins (including 64.9118 Bitcoins acquired on the open market and approximately 25.7026 Bitcoins obtained from its Bitcoin mining business). It also allocated US$29.8 million in cash to purchase Bitcoin on the open market.

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