Bitcoin News Today: Corporations Double Down on Bitcoin Treasuries to Hedge Macroeconomic Uncertainty

Hyperscale Data, Inc. (NYSE American: GPUS) reported a 30% weekly increase in its Bitcoin holdings, pushing the value of its digital treasury to $68.8 million as of October 26, 2025, or roughly 50% of its market capitalization. The surge followed a $4.6 million Bitcoin purchase during the week, part of a disciplined dollar-cost averaging strategy to mitigate market volatility and lower long-term average costs, according to an Investing.com report. The company's wholly owned subsidiary, Sentinum, now holds 194.5513 Bitcoin, with $22.3 million in direct holdings and $46.5 million in allocated cash for future purchases, according to a Seeking Alpha release. Shares of Hyperscale Data rose 24% in premarket trading, reflecting investor confidence in its $100 million digital asset treasury goal, according to Seeking Alpha news.

The move aligns with broader corporate trends as firms increasingly allocate capital to Bitcoin. ZOOZ, a Nasdaq-listed company, added $10 million worth of 94 Bitcoin to its holdings, bringing its total to 1,036 BTC at an average price of $112,000, according to Bitget news. Meanwhile, Strive expanded its Bitcoin treasury by 72 coins, valued at $8.26 million, raising its total holdings to 5,958 BTC. This purchase, priced at an average of $114,304 per coin, underscores the growing institutional appetite for Bitcoin as a reserve asset, according to a Coinotag report.

Hyperscale Data's strategy includes a $100 million digital asset treasury plan, with a focus on both open-market acquisitions and mining operations. The company recently invested in 2,000 new Bitmain S21+ miners to boost mining output, signaling a long-term commitment to Bitcoin accumulation, as reported by Investing.com. Executive Chairman Milton "Todd" Ault III emphasized the firm's ability to leverage market downturns to acquire Bitcoin at favorable prices, a tactic that has become a hallmark of corporate treasury strategies in the current bull cycle, as noted in a Seeking Alpha release.

While these developments highlight a surge in corporate Bitcoin adoption, the current bull run remains below 2021 levels. At the peak of the prior cycle, companies like MicroStrategy and Square held Bitcoin worth hundreds of millions of dollars. However, the recent $68.8 million valuation of Hyperscale Data's treasury and similar moves by ZOOZ and Strive indicate a resurging interest in Bitcoin as a strategic asset, particularly as firms seek to hedge against macroeconomic uncertainties and diversify reserves, according to Seeking Alpha news.