• The company’s board has approved its dual treasury strategy, comprised of Bitcoin and AI investments.
• The board approved a $100 million investment and has set a five-year portfolio target of $800 million.
• The portfolio will provide Genius Group shareholders with exposure to a variety of AI, robotics, and space companies.

Shares of Singapore-based Genius Group (GNS) are in spotlight on Wednesday after the education-focused company disclosed a new investment strategy to expand its scope beyond crypto-related opportunities.

At the time of writing, GNS stock was down marginally, but message volumes on Stocktwits had more than quadrupled over the last 24 hours.

Dual Treasury Strategy

The company said its board of directors greenlit the launch of “AGI Infinity Portfolio,” its dual-pronged treasury strategy, which now focuses on artificial intelligence in addition to Bitcoin.

As part of the move, the board has approved an initial investment of $100 million to seek out the latest trends in artificial general intelligence (AGI). Genius expects to grow its new investment portfolio to $800 million over the next five years.

Genius said its portfolio investments will be spread across a variety of AI, robotics, and space companies, starting with pre-IPO exposure to SpaceX, OpenAI, Anthropic, Figure AI, Replit, Anduril, and Databricks.

“Genius Group’s mission is to prepare humanity for a post-Singularity future. We educate our students to ride the current wave of exponential change in AI, blockchain, and communities,” CEO Roger James Hamilton said. “Our AGI Infinity Portfolio will enable our investors to potentially benefit from an anticipated cross-section of the new AI economy, including pre-IPO stock, through their investment in Genius Group."

What Retail Thinks About GNS

On Stocktwits, retail sentiment about GNS turned ‘neutral’ from ‘bearish,’ with many users expressing optimism over the investment strategy.

GNS stock has lost nearly 62% of its value so far this year and is down nearly 36% over the past 12 months, underperforming the benchmark S&P Index.

For updates and corrections, email newsroom[at]stocktwits[dot]com.