Genius Group Bitcoin Treasury Grows 52% As 1,000 BTC Goal Reaffirmed

     

AI Firm Resumes Bitcoin Accumulation After Court Ruling

Genius Group, a Singapore-based artificial intelligence education company listed on Nasdaq, has expanded its corporate Bitcoin holdings by over 50% following a favorable U.S. court decision.

The company acquired an additional 34 BTC in the past month, boosting its treasury to a total of 100 BTC. The Bitcoin was purchased for over $10 million at an average price of $100,600 per coin, according to a June 3 announcement.

This marks a 52% increase in the firm’s Bitcoin holdings and reaffirms its goal of accumulating 1,000 BTC for long-term strategic reserves.

Genius Group resumed Bitcoin purchases on May 22, following a $2.7 million BTC investment made possible by a U.S. Court of Appeals ruling. The decision overturned a prior injunction that had restricted the company from further Bitcoin acquisitions.

The original restriction stemmed from a March 13 order by a New York District Court involving a dispute linked to Genius Group’s merger with Fatbrain AI, which included a ban on new Bitcoin purchases.

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“We launched our Bitcoin Treasury in November 2025, and believe we were one of the first Bitcoin Treasury companies on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) American,” said Genius Group CEO Roger Hamilton.

Hamilton noted that the firm may also have been “one of the only companies legally prevented from buying Bitcoin by a U.S. court.”

He expressed satisfaction with the ability to once again control the company’s capital allocation, stating that the board and shareholders remain committed to the 1,000 BTC treasury goal.

Hamilton’s comments come amid growing corporate interest in Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset.

On June 13, video game retailer GameStop increased the size of its private convertible note offering to $2.25 billion, highlighting its expanding commitment to Bitcoin.

That move followed GameStop’s May 28 announcement that it had purchased 4,710 BTC for approximately $513 million — making it the 11th largest public corporate holder of Bitcoin, according to Bitbo.