Las Vegas-based data center operator, Hyperscale Data, announced it will start publishing weekly reports on XRP purchases starting August 12, 2025. The company confirmed that it has achieved its goal of accumulating $10 million worth of XRP coins, a target it set at the beginning of the year. The board is considering expanding the program’s scope depending on market conditions to ensure regular and detailed transparency for shareholders.
Hyperscale Data’s Commitment to XRP
In a press release dated July 28, 2025, the company stated it would release the weekly amount of XRP purchases and cumulative balance every Tuesday regarding the previous week. The first report will be shared on August 12, 2025, on the company’s investor relations page, allowing shareholders to monitor the progress of the total acquisition program weekly. Management emphasized that the report format would comply with New York Stock Exchange rules and SEC guidance.

This weekly transparency plan aligns with the company’s strategy to position XRP as a scalable and cost-efficient cryptocurrency for cross-border value transfer. Chairman Milton Todd Ault III mentioned that AI infrastructure and increasing energy demands are accelerating the transformation of global finance, with XRP taking a fundamental role in this scenario. Ault underscored a long-term approach by stating that the acquired balance might be locked for up to 36 months, thus aiming to enhance investor confidence.
The board also announced that the $10 million ceiling could be exceeded if appropriate financing is provided. However, this proposed revision has not yet been finalized. A final decision will be made when the liquidity conditions of the XRP market are favorable, company milestones are achieved, and comprehensive timelines are shared in every public announcement.
Strategic Goals and Financial Pathway
Hyperscale Data, through its wholly-owned Sentinum unit, conducts cryptocurrency mining and offers hosting services for AI operations at its high-performance data center in Las Vegas, Nevada. Furthermore, via the Ault Capital Group portfolio, it engages in leasing equipment, defense and aerospace, hospitality, and private credit activities. Management plans to streamline this multi-faceted structure by the separation of ACG by December 31, 2025, thereby focusing solely on data center and cryptocurrency infrastructure.
The company reminded that forward-looking statements carry risks, and factors such as financing confirmation, market liquidity, and the regulatory environment will be decisive in expanding the program.



