Did selling the last of its bitcoin reserve mean Hyperscale Data stopped mining? The November 11, 2026 notice says no.
That day, TechFlow reported—citing a disclosure tracked by Bitcoin Treasuries—that listed company Hyperscale Data (NYSE American: GPUS) had announced the sale of all remaining bitcoin. The amount sold was 211.56 BTC. The company said the sale was to repay debt and to support data center construction. After the sale, its bitcoin holdings were reported at zero.
Clearing the reserve is a treasury decision, separate from whether a mine is still running. Hyperscale Data continues to operate one bitcoin mining facility. The company expects that bitcoin it holds in the future will come mainly from that mining business rather than from buying coins in the market. That is a stated expectation, not a reported output or cost result.
The notice does not give hashrate, power draw, electricity price, machine count, or any split between capital spending and running costs. Debt repayment and data center construction are described only as uses of the sale. They are not the operating cost of the mine, and this report does not show either figure.
Original article: TechFlow, published November 11, 2026 at 08:15 (UTC+8).
