Amdax Raises €30 Million to Create Bitcoin Treasury AMBTS
Date: 2025-10-09 Author: Gabriel Deangelo Categories: BUSINESS
Dutch crypto company Amdax has successfully completed a funding round, raising €30 million (approximately $35 million) for its new division, AMBTS BV. The project aims to establish a corporate Bitcoin reserve and list on the Euronext Amsterdam exchange, Reuters reports.
According to the company's announcement, the completion of the funding round paves the way for active Bitcoin acquisitions. According to AMBTS co-founder and CEO Lucas Wensing, this event is a key step in the implementation of Amdax's long-term Bitcoin strategy. The CEO emphasized that the company aims to provide investors with a transparent and regulated way to access this unique asset class.
Amdax previously announced its intention to control up to 1% of the entire Bitcoin supply through AMBTS. If this plan is realized, the company could become one of the largest corporate holders of the first cryptocurrency, behind only industry leaders such as Michael Saylor's Strategy and the Winklevoss brothers' Treasury.
The company's first round of fundraising was held back in August 2025. At that time, the company announced investments of €20 million and noted that the final closing of the round would take place in September. The total investment has now reached €30 million, and all proceeds will be used exclusively for the purchase of Bitcoin. This approach demonstrates Amdax's strategic commitment to holding a portion of its capital in digital gold.
Amdax's new initiative reflects a trend among large corporations increasingly considering Bitcoin as a store of value and an element of reserve diversification. Companies that have already adopted this strategy include Treasury, backed by the Winklevoss brothers, Strive, with the participation of Vivek Ramaswamy, and Strategy, which has become the largest public holder of Bitcoin.
The growing interest of institutional players in digital assets coincides with Bitcoin's new all-time high, surpassing $125,000 per coin in October 2025. Against this backdrop, many companies are seeking to seize the moment to consolidate their positions in the rapidly developing crypto sector.
For Amdax, the creation of AMBTS is not simply an investment move, but a statement of its long-term vision for Bitcoin's role in the global financial system. The company hopes that the new structure will pave the way for greater participation by traditional investors in the world of digital assets and strengthen the Netherlands' position as a European hub for the crypto industry.
