Empery Digital sold 1,635 Bitcoin for $102.2 million between July 1 and August 6, reducing its unrestricted Bitcoin holdings to 325 BTC. The August 7 SEC filing disclosed the transaction and detailed debt repayment, share repurchases and a pending property acquisition for an AI data center. At the end of June, Empery held 2,914 Bitcoin, of which 1,375 were unrestricted. Sales between July 1 and August 6 cut the available pool by 1,050 Bitcoin, a decline of about 76.4%. Earlier in 2026, the firm sold 1,167 Bitcoin for $80.1 million, generating a $56.8 million realized loss. After repaying $20 million of debt in June, the lender returned 585 pledged Bitcoin, lowering pledged collateral from 1,539 Bitcoin to 954 Bitcoin. Remaining pledged Bitcoin of 954 stay secured against $35 million of debt. The company repurchased 26.24 million shares for $149.7 million, financed in part by $105 million of borrowings and Bitcoin proceeds. Digital asset losses totaled $106.3 million in the first half of 2026, equal to 87% of operating expenses. Cash and cash equivalents were $3.6 million and the working capital deficit was $5.6 million, while unrestricted Bitcoin holdings fell to 325 BTC. The pending Midwest property acquisition, valued at roughly $230 million and intended to become an AI data center, has a due diligence deadline of August 13 with a possible 15‑day extension. Management said cash, operations, borrowing and potential Bitcoin sales should be sufficient to fund operations beyond one year, though any further sales will depend on future decisions.