Genius Group Limited (NYSE American: GNS) plans to raise capital through perpetual preferred securities under its $1.2 billion SEC shelf registration to build an $827 million Bitcoin treasury and an $800 million AI portfolio within a $2 billion total-asset target by fiscal 2031. A newer report characterized the Bitcoin goal as a reserve worth more than ¥130 billion over five years. An initial offering would seek about $12.5 million from income-focused investors, with proceeds split among Bitcoin, AI investments, and a U.S. dollar reserve covering roughly 18 months of preferred dividends. The company has not set the dividend rate or allocation percentages, so the initial Bitcoin purchase size cannot yet be calculated; the opening raise would cover only about 1.51% of the $827 million Bitcoin target, leaving at least $814.5 million still to finance before non-Bitcoin allocations. The company plans to restart Bitcoin purchases in the fourth quarter of 2026 after liquidating prior holdings to help repay $8.5 million in debt, and its latest audited year-end filing showed $2.42 million of cash. The securities are expected to be non-convertible with a variable monthly dividend; final terms remain subject to board approval, securities rules, and market conditions. Management says returns above the dividend rate would accrue to ordinary shareholders' net asset value, with internal projections of $2 to $4 NAV per share over five years if execution holds. Bridging the funding gap would require repeated preferred sales or other financing far beyond the initial offering, each dependent on investor demand.