Amsterdam-based digital asset service provider AMDAX will launch a dedicated Bitcoin finance company and list it on EuroNext Amsterdam.
The new company, named AMBTS BV (Amsterdam Bitcoin Financial Strategy), aims to be in circulation of 1% of all Bitcoin. This is around 210,000 BTC, worth more than $24 billion at its current price.
If successful, AMBT will be one of the world’s largest in-facility Bitcoin holders and map the Netherlands as a serious player in digital asset finance.
Although AMDAX has been in the digital asset space for over five years, it presents AMBT as a standalone company with its own governance and compliance framework.
The Treasury is for institutional and high-end investors who want to gain exposure to Bitcoin through a regulated European structure rather than directly retaining assets.
“I think it’s right now that more than 10% of the supply of Bitcoin held by businesses, governments and institutions is right to set up a Bitcoin finance company with the aim of obtaining the list of Euronext Austerdam.” said Lucas Wensing, CEO of AMDAX.
“This will provide institutional investors with new financial products to be exposed to Bitcoin performance.”
AMBTS first raises capital from private investors before going to the full public list. Earnings from the early rounds are used to “head start” in Bitcoin accumulation strategies.
AMDAX has always been a compliance-focused digital asset service provider. In 2020 it was the first digital asset company in the Netherlands to register with the Dutch Central Bank (DNB).
Since then, it has expanded to detention, trading, staking and asset management for private, corporate and institutional clients.
In June 2025, the company was one of the first in Europe to receive a license in the market for Crypto-Assets Regulation (MICA), the EU’s new framework for the digital asset industry.
With this regulatory approval, AMDAX was able to propose a completely transparent and regulated Bitcoin finance company.
The company points to independent monitoring and auditing as part of it, highlighting its robust governance and compliance framework. AMBTS operates independently, but uses AMDAX’s expertise and infrastructure.
The goal of owning 1% of the total Bitcoin supply sets AMBT separate from other corporate financial strategies.
To put that into perspective, 210,000 BTC placed its company along with or beyond Bitcoin holders from major institutions such as the US and Japan Metaplanet Strategy, which had just passed 18,880 BTC.
AMDAX says that Bitcoin accumulation will occur gradually in response to market conditions and pay raises in capital. By using traditional capital markets, the company gradually increases its Bitcoin reserves while increasing the value of its stock.
To support that vision, AMDAX is also partnering with Custodiex, a UK-based custodian known for its strong security measures and regulatory accreditations. This partnership will preserve Bitcoin holdings under European regulatory standards.
Security is a major selling point for ABMTS, especially for investors who hesitate to use digital assets technology. By listing the Treasury in major European exchanges, AMDAX bridges the gap between traditional finance and Bitcoin.
