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Dutch Firm Amdax Unveils Bitcoin Treasury Strategy, Fueling Global Corporate Adoption of BTC
Corporate adoption of Bitcoin (BTC) continues to strengthen as companies worldwide increasingly incorporate the digital asset into their strategic portfolios. Dutch firm Amdax has emerged as a key player in this growing trend, launching an ambitious Bitcoin treasury initiative aimed at mainstreaming BTC within Europe’s regulated financial framework.
Amdax Raises €30 Million for New Bitcoin Treasury Venture
On November 7, Amdax announced the successful fundraising of €30 million (approximately $35 million USD or 49.5 billion KRW) to establish the Amsterdam Bitcoin Treasury Strategy (AMBTS). This newly formed company is set to focus on managing Bitcoin as a centralized treasury asset and plans to eventually seek listing on the Dutch stock exchange.
The timing of this initiative coincides with Bitcoin recently achieving an all-time high, surpassing $125,000. Amdax’s efforts align with Europe’s growing movement to legitimize Bitcoin as a regulated and accessible mainstream financial asset. Lucas Wensing, CEO of Amdax and co-founder of AMBTS, emphasized the strategic importance of the project, stating, “This funding represents a major milestone in our Bitcoin-forward strategy, giving investors regulated and transparent access to an asset class as revolutionary as Bitcoin.”
With its newly secured capital, AMBTS aims to scale Bitcoin acquisition through advanced capital market operations, bolster its Bitcoin holdings per share, and enhance investor returns. As a licensed digital asset service provider under Dutch financial authorities, and with over five years of operational expertise, Amdax is uniquely positioned to push institutional adoption of Bitcoin with credibility and regulatory oversight.
Aiming to Hold 1% of Bitcoin’s Global Supply
Amdax’s ambitious plans don’t stop at simply managing Bitcoin treasuries. Earlier this month, the company outlined its intent to acquire up to 1% of Bitcoin’s capped supply—equivalent to approximately 210,000 BTC. This objective aligns with the strategy adopted by Japan-based Bitcoin treasury company Metaplanet, which aims to secure a similar percentage of Bitcoin’s total supply by 2027.
Lucas Wensing pointed out the growing trend of institutional Bitcoin adoption, noting that over 10% of Bitcoin worldwide is already held by corporations, institutions, and sovereign entities. “Now is the right time to incorporate Bitcoin into Europe’s financial mainstream,” he added. Other notable Bitcoin treasury operators, such as the Winklevoss-backed company "Treasury," have also been amassing significant holdings, with over 1,000 Bitcoin already under their stewardship.
A Global Surge in Institutional Bitcoin Holdings
Corporate, institutional, and governmental interest in Bitcoin has surged in recent years. Data from BitcoinTreasuries.net reveals that approximately 3.88 million BTC—nearly 20% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply—are currently held by institutions worldwide. These holdings span various categories, including exchange-traded funds (ETFs), publicly traded companies, sovereign governments, private corporations, decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms, smart contract entities, and custodial services.
ETFs and institutional funds dominate the list of Bitcoin holders, underscoring the asset's growing acceptance within traditional financial systems. Publicly traded companies and sovereign governments have followed suit, turning Bitcoin from a speculative niche into a cornerstone of treasury allocations.
Companies like Amdax are playing an instrumental role in driving Bitcoin’s transition into mainstream financial markets. These efforts signify a broader trend toward standardizing Bitcoin as a legitimate asset class within global economic systems.
Conclusion: Bitcoin’s Role in Corporate Strategy Evolves
With initiatives such as Amdax’s Amsterdam Bitcoin Treasury Strategy, the role of Bitcoin as a corporate and institutional asset continues to expand. By successfully blending regulatory compliance with innovative acquisition strategies, Amdax is setting a precedent for integrating Bitcoin into Europe’s financial framework.
The surge in institutional holdings echoes this transformation, highlighting Bitcoin’s growing prominence as a long-term strategic asset. As global treasuries increasingly incorporate Bitcoin, the currency’s path to mainstream adoption seems inevitable, further solidifying its position within corporate and governmental portfolios worldwide.