On Sept. 2, COINOTAG News, citing the Associated Press, reported that publicly traded Hyperscale Data (GPUS) disclosed plans to add approximately $20 million of Bitcoin to its balance sheet, signaling a deliberate increase in its digital-asset holdings.

The announced allocation notably exceeds Hyperscale Data’s reported market capitalization of around $15 million, so the intended crypto position would be larger than the company’s current equity valuation and materially alter its capital composition.

Stakeholders should consider the accounting and governance consequences: under applicable US accounting conventions, Bitcoin is typically recorded as an intangible asset subject to impairment, meaning this concentration will have tangible effects on the company’s financial statements and risk profile.