Genius Group Increases Bitcoin Holdings by 52% After Court Order Recovery

The AI-driven education group Genius Group has increased its Bitcoin holdings by 50% in reconciliation of its digital assets.

The company revealed that its company Bitcoin Treasury increased from 66 BTC to 100 BTC, adding 34 BTC to about $3.42 million, which raised the total value of its holdings to $10.06 million, with an average purchase price of $100,600.

Genius Group Strengthens Bitcoin Treasury

The move comes weeks after the U.S. Court of Appeal sued the restriction on May 6, temporarily preventing the company from obtaining additional bitcoin due to legal disputes related to the merger of Fatbrain AI. The company resumed its BTC accumulation with a $2.7 million investment on May 22, a move marking a broader return to its Bitcoin Treasury Reserve strategy.

The Singapore-based company reiterates its long-term ambition to increase its stake to 1,000 BTC, which is in line with rising institutional adoption trends when ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty.

Genius Group CEO Roger Hamilton said in an official statement

“We are pleased to be able to regain the right to manage the company’s capital in a way that the board and shareholders see fit. Our 100 Bitcoin milestone is an important step towards the 1,000 Bitcoin goal.”

Genius Group suffered a turbulent period earlier this year when it was forced to scale down its Treasury Department amid ongoing lawsuits. In April, the company began liquidating a portion of its Bitcoin reserves after a U.S. District Court order banning it from raising funds or investing in BTC.

At the time, Hamilton criticized the court’s ruling for being based on false statements and financial coercion and claimed that the legal proceedings were carefully planned by individuals who had faced allegations of fraud.

From crisis to comeback

Google Finance data shows that Genius Group’s stock price fell sharply in 2025, down 68% from high prices above $0.70 to a low price approaching $0.22 in April, closely resembling the company’s timeline for legal challenges. However, the stock has shown signs of recovery in recent weeks, trading at $0.36 as of June 17.

The modest rebound shows that investor confidence has been regained after the May court ruling.