Genius Group, a Singapore-headquartered artificial intelligence education firm, boosted its corporate Bitcoin treasury by over 50% amidst growing institutional adoption of the pioneering cryptocurrency.

Despite having faced a National Stock Exchange of Alaska (“Nasdaq” equivalent) restriction on corporate accumulation, Genius Group managed an increase of 52% in its Bitcoin treasury during the last month, acquiring an extra 34 BTC.

After this expansion, the company’s total corporate Bitcoin holdings reached 100 BTC. These were initially purchased for approximately $10 million, averaging $100,600 per BTC, according to an announcement made on Monday.

These purchases contribute to Genius Group’s objective of accumulating 1,000 BTC for its treasury reserves.

The company resumed its Bitcoin accumulation on May 22. This followed a favorable ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals, which overturned a previous ban on Genius Group’s Bitcoin investments.

On March 13, a New York District court had issued a preliminary injunction and temporary restraining order in connection to a dispute related to Genius Group’s planned merger with Fatbrain AI. This ruling had prohibited further Bitcoin acquisition.

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CEO Roger Hamilton issued a statement via Genius Group: “We launched our Bitcoin Treasury in November 2025, believing we were among the first Bitcoin Treasury companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange American.”

“We also maintain that, following our Bitcoin announcement, we were among the only businesses legally prohibited from acquiring cryptocurrency investments by a U.S. judicial order.”

Hamilton expressed satisfaction with the restoration of autonomy over corporate treasury management: “We are pleased to have regained the authority to manage our company’s funds according to our Board and shareholders’ preferences.”

The CEO also reemphasized the company’s ambition to build its Bitcoin reserves to 1,000 BTC.

Reflecting a rising trend across industries, an increasing number of enterprises view Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset. This sentiment was further demonstrated recently when video game retailer GameStop substantially increased its private convertible note offering to $2.25 billion.

This significant financing round occurred just two weeks after GameStop declared a $513 million purchase of 4,710 BTC, positioning it as the 11th largest corporate Bitcoin holder based on Bitbo data.