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Reuters
- Bitcoin has risen nearly 32 percent so far in 2025
- Amdax and AMBTS plan to raise capital from a number of private investors
- Now over 10 percent of Bitcoin supply is held by corporations
Amsterdam-based cryptocurrency service provider Amdax plans to launch a Bitcoin treasury company called AMBTS (Amsterdam Bitcoin Treasury Strategy) on the Dutch stock exchange, Amdax said on Monday.
Why its important
Amdax’s plans highlight the growing appeal of Bitcoin, which has hit record highs this month.
“With now over 10 percent of Bitcoin supply held by corporations, governments and institutions, we think the time is right to establish a Bitcoin treasury company with the aim to obtain a listing on Euronext Amsterdam, as one of the leading exchanges in Europe,” said Amdax CEO Lucas Wensing.
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By the numbers
Bitcoin has risen nearly 32 percent so far in 2025, reaching record highs, on the back of regulatory victories for the sector following President Donald Trump’s return to the White House.
Trump has called himself the “crypto president” and his family has made a series of forays into the sector over the past year.
Amdax and AMBTS plan to raise capital from a number of private investors in an initial financing round, and the long-term ambition of AMBTS is to own at minimum one percent of all Bitcoin over time.
