According to @rogerhamilton, Genius Group (NYSE American: GNS) has engaged The Basile Law Firm P.C. to pursue legal action compelling Charles Schwab, Fidelity, Vanguard, and Robinhood to reinstate buy-button functionality for GNS shares, citing trading access disparities that impact order flow and price discovery (source: Roger James Hamilton on X, Dec 2, 2025). According to @rogerhamilton, the company sent Demand Notices on November 16, 2025 to all four brokers and is proceeding with legal action after no broker reinstated full buy access (source: Roger James Hamilton on X, Dec 2, 2025). According to @rogerhamilton, CEO Roger James Hamilton stated that making it harder to buy than sell creates a one-sided market that artificially pressures the share price downward and causes a sell-side imbalance (source: Roger James Hamilton on X, Dec 2, 2025). According to @rogerhamilton, attorney Mark R. Basile asserted that blocking or limiting buy orders without legitimate regulatory justification can violate SEC Exchange Act Sections 9(a) and 10(b), Regulation NMS Rule 611, and FINRA Rule 5310, potentially constituting a manipulative device (source: Roger James Hamilton on X, Dec 2, 2025). According to @rogerhamilton, the company characterizes these limitations as suppressing legitimate demand and amplifying sell-side pressure, a trading-relevant factor for GNS liquidity and price formation that investors should monitor alongside any broker changes to buy access (source: Roger James Hamilton on X, Dec 2, 2025). According to @rogerhamilton, Genius Group describes itself as a leading AI-powered, Bitcoin-first education group, underscoring why crypto-aligned equity traders may track this legal action in the context of Bitcoin-themed stock exposure (source: Roger James Hamilton on X, Dec 2, 2025).

According to @rogerhamilton, Genius Group has filed a lawsuit and is pursuing a class action to recover shareholder losses for a Class Period from April 2022 to May 2025, which he says may extend, providing a defined legal timeline for traders tracking $GNS developments. Source: @rogerhamilton on X. He alleges certain brokers removed the buy button for GNS while keeping the sell button, calling this illegal market manipulation and demanding immediate reinstatement to ensure a fair market and equal order-entry access. Source: @rogerhamilton on X. He cites investor reports naming Robinhood, Charles Schwab, Fidelity, Vanguard, and Interactive Brokers as platforms that at times removed the buy button or forced call-in buy orders while keeping sell functionality, which he says created one-sided sell pressure on GNS shares. Source: @rogerhamilton on X. He is actively collecting real-time client feedback to verify whether buy and sell orders for GNS can be placed online with equal ease, asking investors to report current broker functionality directly. Source: @rogerhamilton on X. He states he will take immediate action before the end of this weekend against any brokers where feedback indicates the buy button remains off and will publicly thank brokers that reinstate it, setting a short-term catalyst window for platform changes affecting $GNS order flow. Source: @rogerhamilton on X. The author does not reference cryptocurrencies, and no direct crypto market impact is stated in his post, indicating the focus is on equity market access rather than digital assets. Source: @rogerhamilton on X.