Amdax Launches AMBTS to Secure 1% of Bitcoin Supply
Amdax unveils AMBTS, a Bitcoin treasury firm, aiming to hold 1% of total BTC and list on the Dutch stock exchange.
- Amdax to launch AMBTS on Dutch stock exchange
- AMBTS aims to hold 1% of total Bitcoin supply
- New model targets long-term institutional BTC holding
Dutch crypto firm Amdax has announced the launch of AMBTS (Amdax Bitcoin Treasury Solutions), a new initiative designed to operate as a Bitcoin treasury firm. AMBTS plans to list on the Dutch stock exchange, offering investors an accessible way to gain exposure to Bitcoin without directly holding it.
This launch marks a significant step forward for institutional adoption in Europe. With the rise of ETFs and regulated crypto investment products globally, AMBTS positions itself as a long-term holder of BTC — with a bold mission to eventually secure 1% of Bitcoin’s total supply, which amounts to approximately 210,000 BTC.
Long-Term Strategy and Market Impact
AMBTS is structured as a public investment vehicle with a clear treasury mandate: acquire, store, and manage Bitcoin over decades — not trade it. This is not a short-term speculative play. Amdax believes that as institutional investors increasingly look for safe, regulated Bitcoin exposure, AMBTS will serve as a go-to option.
By targeting just 1% of the total BTC supply, AMBTS sets itself apart from typical ETFs or funds. Instead of daily trading volumes, the focus is on long-term accumulation, storage, and treasury diversification.
The timing is also strategic. As Bitcoin matures and institutional interest grows post-halving cycles, regulated and transparent offerings like AMBTS may become essential tools for companies and high-net-worth individuals looking to hedge against fiat inflation and diversify their balance sheets.
AMBTS: Bridging Traditional Finance and Crypto
With its Dutch exchange listing, AMBTS will become one of the first publicly traded Bitcoin treasury firms in Europe. Its listing provides a level of regulatory oversight and accessibility that has often been lacking in crypto investment offerings.
The launch also aligns with growing European interest in digital assets, especially in regions like the Netherlands where fintech innovation is accelerating. AMBTS could serve as a model for future Bitcoin-focused financial entities looking to operate under European Union financial laws.
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