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Hyperscale Data increased its Bitcoin holdings to approximately 451.85 coins and allocated $34 million for further purchases.

On December 9, NYSE American-listed company Hyperscale Data, a subsidiary of the New York Stock Exchange, announced that it will expand its Bitcoin treasury allocation to $75 million, accounting for about 83% of the company's market value. Currently, its wholly-owned subsidiary Sentinum holds a total of 451.85 bitcoins (including 387.4768 bitcoins acquired on the open market and approximately 64.3731 bitcoins obtained from its Bitcoin mining operations). At the same time, it has also allocated $34 million in cash for purchasing Bitcoin on the open market.

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