Hyperscale Data monetized roughly 100 bitcoin to finance construction of its Michigan AI data center campus and established a Bitcoin-backed credit facility to support the project.

The company has set up a Bitcoin-backed credit facility with variable interest rates expected between 4.5% and 5.0%, using remaining Bitcoin holdings as collateral.

Proceeds from the BTC sale will fund construction, infrastructure purchases, and long-lead equipment for the Michigan campus, financed via the Bitcoin-backed facility at about 4.5%–5.0% interest.

The document includes standard forward-looking statements cautions and references to SEC filings for risk factors and material information.

The press release notes a planned divestiture of ACG in the second quarter of 2027, reshaping ownership and focus toward data center operations and digital assets.

Ault Capital Group, Inc. is expected to be divested in Q2 2027 to sharpen the company’s focus on data centers and crypto holdings.

CEO William Horne says monetizing Bitcoin is a reallocation of a balance-sheet asset, not a shift away from Bitcoin ownership or long-term conviction.

Leaders describe the move as reallocating a balance-sheet asset while maintaining exposure to Bitcoin, with no changes to the company’s stance on its crypto strategy.

As of the report, GPUS stock traded around $0.12 per share.

Executive Chairman Milton Ault III notes roughly $71 million in Bitcoin from mining and treasury activities, underscoring crypto as a flexible financing asset.

Ault frames the strategy as moving value between balance-sheet assets while preserving meaningful exposure to Bitcoin.

The arrangement aligns with a master services agreement with a neo-cloud AI infrastructure provider and provides context on Bitcoin’s price and market position at the time of reporting.