Hyperscale Data lifts its Bitcoin treasury to 589 BTC and targets $100m, using a strict dollar‑cost‑averaging plan as crypto remains a macro risk barometer.
Summary
- Hyperscale Data now holds 589.4502 BTC worth about $41.4m, aiming to scale its Bitcoin balance‑sheet position to $100m over time.
- The firm deploys at least 5% of allocated cash weekly into BTC via a disciplined dollar‑cost‑averaging strategy run through Sentinum and Ault Capital Group.
- Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana prices underscore the risk‑asset backdrop as external analyses flag elevated BTC volatility and deep drawdowns from 2025 highs.
Hyperscale Data tightens its grip on Bitcoin as treasury tops 589 BTC, sharpening a balance‑sheet bet on digital assets at a time when crypto remains the market’s rawest barometer of risk appetite.
Treasury milestone and $100m target
Hyperscale Data, Inc. said in a press release published today its Bitcoin treasury reached 589.4502 BTC as of February 8, 2026, with an implied value of roughly $41.4m at a closing Bitcoin price of $70,264. The company reiterated that its goal is to accumulate $100m worth of Bitcoin on its balance sheet over time.
Executive chairman Milton “Todd” Ault III framed the move as deliberate and incremental, stressing discipline over bravado. “We continue to demonstrate our dedication to our dollar‑cost average strategy,” he said, arguing that this approach “has allowed us to continually lower our average cost per Bitcoin and further strengthen the balance sheet and long‑term future of the Company.”
How Hyperscale is accumulating BTC
Through its subsidiaries Sentinum, Inc. and Ault Capital Group, Inc. (ACG), Hyperscale now holds 589.4502 BTC, with Sentinum controlling about 548.5903 BTC and ACG approximately 40.8994 BTC. Sentinum’s stack includes 108.3562 BTC mined in‑house and 440.2341 BTC bought in the open market, while ACG added 8.9000 BTC during the week ended February 8.
The firm plans to “fully deploy the cash allocated to its digital asset treasury (‘DAT’) strategy into Bitcoin purchases over time,” typically targeting at least 5% of allocated cash each week via daily buys, though actual deployment will flex with “market conditions and strategic considerations.” Management told investors to judge accumulation using multi‑week averages, consistent with first‑principles DCA practice common among institutional allocators.
Macro backdrop: crypto as risk gauge
This parabolic move comes as digital assets continue to trade as the purest expression of macro risk appetite. Bitcoin (BTC) is hovering around $69,095, with a recent 24‑hour range between roughly $69,319 and $70,123 and turnover anchored in deep, multi‑billion‑dollar spot and derivatives flows. Ethereum (ETH) changes hands near $2,060, down just over 2% on the session, after trading between about $2,000 and $2,150 over the last day. Solana (SOL) trades close to $83.9, slipping around 0.4% in the past 24 hours as volumes consolidate after a sharp multi‑week advance.
For readers tracking the broader context of Bitcoin’s pullback and volatility, recent analyses from outlets such as Phemex on BTC’s drawdown from its October 2025 highs, Journal du Coin’s coverage of the latest 50% correction, and XTB’s breakdown of the latest slide toward the high‑$60,000 region provide additional color on the forces shaping Hyperscale’s high‑conviction treasury strategy.
