- Hyperscale Data generates $11.2 million in Bitcoin mining revenue year-to-date through June 2025.
- Successful activation of two mining sites in Montana with a combined 30 MW capacity and 18,200 operational Antminers.
- Company expects increase in topline revenue for Q3 and Q4 2025, despite Bitcoin market volatility risks.
Hyperscale Data (GPUS, Financial), a major player in the Bitcoin mining sector, has reported substantial growth in its operations, achieving approximately $11.2 million in Bitcoin mining revenue year-to-date through June 2025. The company noted a significant contribution of $1.5 million from the month of June alone, with a total of about 103.7 Bitcoin mined so far this year, including 13.7 Bitcoin for June.
The company has successfully expanded its operational capacity by activating two Bitcoin mining sites in Montana. The first is a 20 MW hosting facility equipped with 6,800 Antminers, and the second is a company-owned facility now operating with 10 MW of power, currently supporting 2,600 Antminers. This latter facility is expected to increase its capacity to 3,200 Antminers by the end of July 2025, bringing Hyperscale Data's total operational fleet to approximately 18,200 Antminers.
This expansion is anticipated to enhance Hyperscale Data's revenue potential in the upcoming quarters of 2025. However, the company acknowledges the challenges posed by Bitcoin price volatility, mining difficulty adjustments, and the service provider's authority to turn off miners during periods of unfavorable energy pricing. These factors could impact the company's overall Bitcoin mining profitability, stressing the importance of efficient power management.
While the operational growth demonstrates Hyperscale Data's strong infrastructural capacity, investors and stakeholders are advised to consider these risks as well as the company's ability to manage electricity costs and navigate Bitcoin market fluctuations for sustained profitability.
