While I have zero trust for such, but whatever they are trying to say here is that, they don't buy and limit supply but rather invest and build more to increase supply overall.
If you buy something that is limited, you can choke the supply and raise prices/costs, but if you build more of it, it will increase the supply and usually by economical law reduce the price given the demand remains constant.
However, if we take the other side of the coin, we could bend it a little bit and interpret that they invest into institutes and people who buys the assets instead... but that is slightly disenginous to derive from it.
If you buy something that is limited, you can choke the supply and raise prices/costs, but if you build more of it, it will increase the supply and usually by economical law reduce the price given the demand remains constant.
However, if we take the other side of the coin, we could bend it a little bit and interpret that they invest into institutes and people who buys the assets instead... but that is slightly disenginous to derive from it.