In a significant development in the cryptocurrency landscape, Dutch company Amdax has successfully secured over $23 million in funding to create a dedicated Bitcoin treasury firm. This new entity, known as AMBTS, is set to debut on the Euronext stock exchange in Amsterdam.<\/p>\n
The initial investment round was fully subscribed, highlighting strong interest from investors eager to be part of this venture aimed at harnessing the potential of Bitcoin.<\/p>\n
AMBTS isn\u2019t just another participant; it aims to achieve an ambitious target: accumulating 210,000 BTC. This represents approximately 1% of the entire Bitcoin supply projected to exist, valuing that goal at over $23 billion based on current market prices.<\/p>\n
The firm underscores its commitment to enhancing shareholder value by broadening its Bitcoin acquisitions and increasing crypto assets per share, with plans to adapt to evolving market conditions.<\/p>\n
\nA luxury spotlight on Dutch firm Amdax, securing \u20ac20M ($23M) for launching a Bitcoin treasury fund. What\u2019s the target?<\/strong> To obtain 1% of Bitcoin\u2019s total supply (~210,000 $BTC<\/a>)<\/p>\n
They\u2019re gearing up for a regulated listing on Euronext Amsterdam, paving the way for potential transformation in the finance sector. pic.twitter.com\/Y6RQ30svso<\/a><\/p>\n
\u2014 BlockchainBaller (@bl_ockchain) August 29, 2025<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
This venture highlights the trend of companies adopting the treasury strategy in Bitcoin, a concept that gained traction in 2020 thanks to influential advocates like Michael Saylor. Organizations vary in their approaches, some incorporating BTC directly onto their balance sheets, while others are dedicated solely to amassing Bitcoin assets.<\/p>\n
<\/span>Businesses Embracing Bitcoin Reserves<\/span><\/h2>\n
The movement toward accumulating Bitcoin isn\u2019t limited to cryptocurrency-centric companies. Other major players have joined the fray, notably including Strategy<\/a> (formerly MicroStrategy), which boasts the largest corporate Bitcoin reserve of over 632,000 BTC. Tesla, as well as Block, Inc. (previously Square), have also made strategic decisions to keep Bitcoin within their financial portfolios.<\/p>\n
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