Hyperscale Data (GPUS) Stock: Chairman’s Purchase Triggers Two-Day Surge

TLDR

• Hyperscale Data (GPUS) surged nearly 20% in Monday’s premarket session after a 48.7% gain Friday on heavy volume
• Executive Chairman Milton C. Ault III bought 108,800 shares while Ault & Company acquired 1.5 million shares at $0.18-$0.19 per share
• The company’s Bitcoin treasury through subsidiary Sentinum holds 519.68 BTC worth approximately $45.6 million
• A $50 million at-the-market offering program launched in December to fund additional Bitcoin purchases and Michigan data center expansion
• February 19 marks the next quarterly earnings report date with weekly Bitcoin updates promised throughout January

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Hyperscale Data shares continued climbing Monday morning, gaining 19.6% to reach $0.3265 in premarket action. This extends Friday’s rally when the stock closed 48.7% higher at $0.2730 after moving more than 227 million shares.

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The weekend brought news of insider buying that appears to be driving momentum. Form 4 documents filed with the SEC showed Executive Chairman Milton C. Ault III bought 108,800 common shares on December 30 and 31. His purchase prices averaged around $0.19 and $0.18 per share.

An affiliated company, Ault & Company, Inc., picked up 1.5 million shares during those same two days. The filing showed Ault also purchased 33 shares of Series D preferred stock at $22.83 each on December 29.

Combined, these purchases totaled $298,861. While insiders can buy or sell for many reasons, the market often interprets purchases as a positive sign.

GPUS positions itself as an AI data center operator with a focus on Bitcoin accumulation. The dual strategy combines cryptocurrency treasury building with infrastructure development.

Cryptocurrency Assets Exceed Company Valuation

The company revealed in late December that its Bitcoin holdings surpassed its total market capitalization. Subsidiary Sentinum, Inc. controls 519.6787 Bitcoin with a value near $45.6 million at recent prices.

Those coins represent both mining rewards and direct purchases. Hyperscale Data earmarked another $30.5 million specifically for buying more Bitcoin.

This treasury approach puts the company in a category with other firms using digital assets on their balance sheets. The strategy ties company value directly to Bitcoin price movements.

Equity Offering Program Creates Dilution Risk

Hyperscale Data initiated a $50 million at-the-market equity program last month through Spartan Capital Securities. This mechanism lets the company sell shares gradually at current market prices on NYSE American.

When announced, the stock fell 7.6% in extended trading. These programs can pressure share prices by adding to the total outstanding count.

Management earmarked most proceeds for two purposes: acquiring additional Bitcoin and building out the Michigan AI data center. CEO Will Horne said January would bring a new communication pattern focused on regular updates.

The plan includes weekly reports on Bitcoin treasury positions and ongoing progress at the Michigan facility. Horne described this as an emphasis on “execution and consistency.”

Price Action Shows Extreme Volatility

Monday’s premarket price broke above Friday’s intraday high of roughly $0.29. The stock’s 52-week range tells the volatility story: a low of $0.18 and a high of $9.98.

Early trading sessions often see exaggerated moves on thin volume that don’t hold once regular hours begin. The at-the-market program adds another variable if the company starts selling shares.

Friday’s close at $0.2730 came after one of the highest volume days in recent memory for the microcap stock. Monday maintained the upward direction but on lighter premarket volume.

Last quarter, the company posted a loss of $0.39 per share against revenue of $24.33 million. The next earnings release is scheduled for February 19, 2026, per Benzinga data.

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