Amsterdam, October 2025 — Dutch crypto company Amdax has successfully closed a €30 million (~$35M) funding round for its newly established Bitcoin treasury company, AMBTS BV, signaling a significant step in corporate cryptocurrency adoption. Shares of AMBTS are set to be listed on Euronext Amsterdam, according to Reuters.
The raised capital will be used exclusively to purchase Bitcoin, as Amdax aims to create a transparent and accessible corporate reserve. The project follows in the footsteps of prominent companies such as Michael Saylor’s Strategy, Strive, and Dutch Treasury supported by the Winklevoss twins, which have already allocated substantial portions of their balance sheets to Bitcoin.
Strategic Goals
AMBTS plans to manage up to 1% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply, potentially making it one of the largest corporate holders of the cryptocurrency worldwide. “Closing this funding round is a major milestone. We are moving forward with our Bitcoin strategy, providing investors with clear access to this unique asset class,” said Lucas Vensing, co-founder and CEO of AMBTS.
Earlier in 2025, AMBTS had secured €20 million in an initial phase of the funding round. With the completion of the round at €30 million, the company is fully prepared to begin executing its Bitcoin accumulation program.
Bitcoin Market Context
This month, Bitcoin hit a new all-time high, surpassing $125,000 per coin, reflecting strong market momentum. The creation of corporate treasuries like AMBTS demonstrates growing institutional confidence in Bitcoin as both a store of value and a strategic asset.
By joining other high-profile corporate Bitcoin holders, AMBTS is poised to further legitimize the role of cryptocurrencies in modern finance, while providing investors with regulated exposure to digital assets.
