Hyperscale Data shares extended their rally Monday morning, climbing 19.6% to $0.3265 in premarket trading. The move follows Friday’s 48.7% surge that pushed the stock to $0.2730 on volume of more than 227 million shares.
Hyperscale Data, Inc., GPUS
The catalyst appears to be insider buying that surfaced over the weekend. A Form 4 filing revealed Executive Chairman Milton C. Ault III purchased 108,800 shares of common stock on December 30-31. The purchases came at volume-weighted average prices of roughly $0.19 and $0.18 per share.
Ault & Company, Inc., an affiliated entity, bought 1.5 million shares during the same period through open-market transactions. The filing also showed Ault acquired 33 shares of the company’s 13% Series D Cumulative Redeemable Perpetual Preferred Stock at $22.83 per share on December 29.
The total value of the purchases reached $298,861. Insiders aren’t required to buy stock, so traders often view these transactions as confidence signals.
GPUS describes itself as an AI data center company anchored by Bitcoin. The company has been building a treasury of the cryptocurrency while developing data infrastructure.
Hyperscale Data announced in December that its Bitcoin treasury holdings exceeded its market capitalization. The company’s subsidiary, Sentinum, Inc., holds 519.6787 Bitcoin valued at approximately $45.6 million.
That total includes both mined and purchased coins. The company has set aside an additional $30.5 million for future Bitcoin acquisitions.
The Bitcoin strategy puts GPUS in a growing category of public companies using cryptocurrency as a treasury asset. But the approach comes with volatility that mirrors Bitcoin’s price swings.
In December, Hyperscale Data launched a $50 million at-the-market equity offering program through Spartan Capital Securities. The program allows the company to sell common stock shares at prevailing market prices on the NYSE American exchange.
The stock dropped 7.6% in after-hours trading when the program was announced. At-the-market offerings can dilute existing shareholders by increasing the total share count.
The company said it plans to use net proceeds primarily to acquire more Bitcoin and develop its Michigan AI data facility. CEO and Vice Chairman Will Horne said the company would implement a structured communications schedule starting in January 2026.
That schedule includes weekly Bitcoin treasury updates and regular progress reports on the Michigan facility. Horne called the approach about “execution and consistency.”
GPUS pushed above the upper end of its Friday trading range, which ran from about $0.21 to $0.29. The stock’s 52-week range spans $0.18 to $9.98, showing how quickly sentiment shifts in low-priced names.
Premarket gains can reverse on light liquidity when regular trading begins. The at-the-market program also creates potential downward pressure if the company taps it to raise cash.
The stock closed Friday at $0.2730 with over 227 million shares changing hands, well above typical volume for the microcap name. Monday’s premarket move came on lighter volume but maintained bullish momentum.
The company last reported a quarterly loss of $0.39 per share on revenue of $24.33 million. Hyperscale Data is scheduled to report next earnings on February 19, 2026, according to Benzinga.
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