Genius Group resumes Bitcoin treasury purchases, buys 10 BTC at an average price of $85,364

Genius Group resumes Bitcoin treasury purchases, buys 10 BTC at an average price of $85,364

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2026-10-07 12:16:56
Nasdaq-listed Genius Group said it has restarted its Bitcoin treasury purchases, acquiring 10 BTC for about $854,000 between Oct. 2 and Oct. 5 at an average price of $85,364 per coin. The move follows an Aug. 31 decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit to lift a preliminary injunction that had blocked the company from issuing shares, raising capital and buying Bitcoin. Genius Group said the purchase is the next step in its $1.2 billion dual-treasury capital plan, which was announced on Aug. 27. Under that plan, the company aims to allocate $827 million to Bitcoin and $800 million to AI assets by fiscal year 2031, while growing total assets to $2 billion. The company said it intends to keep accumulating Bitcoin and increase its holdings of AI stocks, funded through operating cash flow, its previously announced perpetual preferred securities offering program and an ATM equity issuance mechanism.

Genius Group (GNS), a publicly listed U.S. company, said it has resumed buying Bitcoin for its treasury, purchasing 10 BTC for about $854,000 between Oct. 2 and Oct. 5 at an average price of $85,364.

The purchase came after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit on Aug. 31 lifted a preliminary injunction that had prevented the company from issuing shares, raising capital and buying Bitcoin.

Next step in a $1.2 billion dual-treasury plan

According to the company, the latest purchase is the next step in executing its $1.2 billion dual-treasury capital plan. The plan was announced on Aug. 27 and targets $827 million in Bitcoin holdings and $800 million in AI assets by fiscal year 2031, with total assets reaching $2 billion.

Genius Group said it plans to continue accumulating Bitcoin while also increasing its holdings of AI stocks.

Funding sources outlined by the company

The company said it expects to fund the dual-treasury purchases through operating cash flow, its previously announced perpetual preferred securities issuance program and an at-the-market, or ATM, equity issuance mechanism, with the stated goal of increasing net asset value per share.

It also said it currently has no plan to use debt financing to buy assets or to pledge its Bitcoin and AI stock holdings as collateral.

CEO comments on the latest purchase

Chief Executive Officer Roger James Hamilton said the purchase was limited in size, but it marked the restart of the company’s Bitcoin accumulation strategy.

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