The Singapore-based firm resumed its crypto buying spree after a U.S. court lifted restrictions. This decision allowed the company to snap up another 24.5 Bitcoins. That’s a 40% jump in its current holdings.
The business holds 85.5 Bitcoin today. It bought it for $8.5 million at a $99,700-per-coin pace. Chief executive officer Roger Hamilton is far from finished buying. He’s working towards a treasury holding 1,000 Bitcoin. That ambition emerged towards the end of 2024. Genius amassed 440 Bitcoin through 2025—then stalled.
A court order put its crypto hopes on ice in February. Genius couldn’t buy for three months. Worse still, it lost the majority of its Bitcoin. Now it claims damages. On May 21, it launched a damages claim in a RICO action in Florida.
Genius Group launches with a bitcoin focus
The firm asserts external meddling damaged shareholder value. Having lifted the ban, it’s shifting rapidly. Genius Group is reorganizing and is planning to relaunch with new vitality—and with a strong emphasis on Bitcoin. That means it is the new Bitcoin Academy
The academy begins in May and features “The Btc Standard” author Saifedean Ammous headlining the event. The aim is to educate towards the future, and according to Hamilton, the future is with AI, Btc, and the community. “We’re rebuilding,” he said. “And we’re not stopping.”
Genius Group blends Bitcoin and education
Genius users number over 5.8 million and are based in over 100 countries. Its platform serves individuals, governments, and businesses alike with the combination of crypto insights and AI learning.
The strategy behind the company relies on the combination of Bitcoin and education. It’s positioning itself in a world where digital money meets digital education. And it’s powering it with wins in the courtroom. Genius isn’t acquiring Btc. Genius is declaring its intentions. The future is digital. And it wants to take the lead.
