Genius Group Boosts Bitcoin Treasury Amid Growing Institutional Interest
The Singapore-based AI education firm, Genius Group, has significantly increased its corporate Bitcoin Treasury by over 50%, reflecting the rising institutional acceptance of cryptocurrencies.
Even after a prior prohibition on Bitcoin accumulation for NASDAQ-registered companies, Genius Group managed to expand its Bitcoin holdings by 52%, acquiring an additional 34 BTC in the last month.
This increase brings the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to 100 BTC, a purchase valued at over $10 million, as stated on Monday. This average per Bitcoin purchase aligns with their strategic goals.
The move is part of a broader plan by the company to ultimately acquire 1,000 BTC for its corporate treasury.
The Genius Group resumed its Bitcoin acquisitions on May 22, following a favorable decision from a U.S. Court of Appeals regarding a former investment ban on Bitcoin.
Back in March, a New York District Court issued a preliminary injunction and a temporary restraining order related to a merger involving Genius Group’s Fatbrain AI.
CEO Comments on Bitcoin Accumulation Strategy
Hamilton, the CEO, remarked, “We initiated our Bitcoin Treasury department back in November 2025. I think it’s one of the first companies listed on the NYSE American focused on Bitcoin Treasury.”
“I believe we are one of the few companies that faced legal barriers against purchasing Bitcoin in U.S. courts.”
The CEO reiterated the goal of amassing 1,000 BTC, expressing satisfaction in regaining control over the company’s capital decisions, as deemed appropriate by the board and shareholders.
More firms are following the trend of adopting Bitcoin as a reserve asset. For instance, on June 13, the gaming giant GameStop reinforced its commitment to Bitcoin, increasing its private convertible note to $2.25 billion.
This move occurred shortly after GameStop disclosed its acquisition of around $513 million worth of 4,710 Bitcoin on May 28, positioning it as the 11th largest corporate holder of Bitcoin.
