Dutch cryptocurrency company Amdax has successfully completed a funding round, raising €30 million (approximately $35 million) to launch a new project — the Bitcoin treasury company AMBTS BV. Shares of AMBTS are planned to be listed on the Euronext Amsterdam exchange.
This is reported by Finway
AMBTS: A New Player in Bitcoin Treasuries
Following the closure of the initial funding round, Amdax announced its readiness to begin a large-scale Bitcoin purchasing program. In October 2025, the price of Bitcoin reached a historic high, exceeding $125,000 per coin, which has sparked interest among institutional investors in creating corporate reserves in this cryptocurrency.
“The closure of this round is an important milestone for us. We are moving forward with our Bitcoin strategy, aiming to provide investors with transparent access to this unique asset class,” said Lukas Wensing, co-founder and CEO of AMBTS.
Amdax previously announced ambitious plans through AMBTS to control up to 1% of the circulating supply of Bitcoin. If this plan is realized, the company will become the second-largest corporate entity holding the largest reserve of the world’s first cryptocurrency.
Investment Strategy and Market Leadership
In August 2025, AMBTS reported raising €20 million as part of the first phase of its investment round. At that time, the company noted that the final closing of the deal is scheduled for September, with a total funding amount of €30 million. All funds raised are exclusively designated for the purchase of Bitcoin, highlighting the company’s strategic focus on building its own corporate reserve in this cryptocurrency.
AMBTS joins the ranks of leading companies creating significant Bitcoin reserves. Among them are Dutch Treasury (backed by the Winklevoss twins), American Strive (supported by Vivek Ramaswamy), and Strategy, founded by well-known crypto enthusiast Michael Saylor.