Hyperscale Data Adds 4.62 BTC, Total Holdings Reach 713.58 BTC

Hyperscale Data Adds 4.62 BTC, Total Holdings Reach 713.58 BTC

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2026-06-17 07:27:01
BitcoinTreasuries.NET said on X that publicly listed Bitcoin mining company Hyperscale Data GPUS has added 4.62 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 713.58 BTC and placing it 56th in the Bitcoin 100 ranking.
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BitcoinTreasuries.NET said in a post on X that publicly listed Bitcoin mining company Hyperscale Data GPUS has increased its Bitcoin holdings by 4.62 BTC. According to the figures disclosed by the platform, Hyperscale Data GPUS now holds a total of 713.58 BTC. The update centers on the company adding more BTC to its existing reserves.

Hyperscale Data GPUS Reaches 713.58 BTC in Holdings

BitcoinTreasuries.NET also listed Hyperscale Data GPUS as ranking 56th in the Bitcoin 100. The ranking was disclosed alongside the company’s total Bitcoin holdings of 713.58 BTC, identifying its current position on that list. The original item was reported by Odaily Planet Daily based on BitcoinTreasuries.NET’s post on X.

The brief update did not disclose the transaction time, purchase price, or funding source related to the 4.62 BTC increase by Hyperscale Data GPUS. It also did not provide any future holding plan from the company. Based on the information released, the confirmed details are the additional 4.62 BTC, the total holding of 713.58 BTC, and the Bitcoin 100 ranking at No. 56.

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