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Cryptocurrency treasury company Amdax from the Netherlands sets sights on acquiring 1% of the entire Bitcoin supply

Cryptocurrency firm Amdax, based in Amsterdam, is preparing to establish a Bitcoin Treasury, aiming to accumulate 1% of the entire Bitcoin supply. This move follows an increasing trend of corporate and institutional interest in Bitcoin.

Dutch bitcoin storage firm Amdax sets sights on capturing 1% of the entire bitcoin stockpile
Dutch bitcoin storage firm Amdax sets sights on capturing 1% of the entire bitcoin stockpile

Cryptocurrency treasury company Amdax from the Netherlands sets sights on acquiring 1% of the entire Bitcoin supply

In the ever-evolving world of finance, a significant shift has been observed in the adoption of Bitcoin as a strategic treasury asset by public companies. This trend, which has gained momentum in 2025, is seen as a response to inflation hedging and growth opportunities [1][3][4].

The largest corporate holder by far is Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, which boasts nearly 629,000 BTC in its holdings, currently valued at an impressive $72.4 billion. This massive accumulation accounts for approximately two-thirds of the total Bitcoin held by public companies and about 3% of the maximum Bitcoin supply [3][4].

Not far behind are companies like MARA Holdings and XXI. MARA Holdings holds around 50,000 BTC, currently valued at approximately $5.9 billion, while XXI holds about 43,500 BTC, worth around $5.2 billion [1].

The combined worth of these 81 companies' Bitcoin holdings is approximately $113.9 billion, with the remaining companies collectively holding nearly 320,000 BTC [1]. This brings the total Bitcoin holdings of public companies to almost 1 million BTC, valued at over $110 billion [1].

Interestingly, 79 public companies hold at least 100 BTC each, with 23 of them being active Bitcoin treasury companies, collectively accumulating about 723,000 BTC through financing strategies [1].

Other notable companies include mining companies like MARA Holdings and XXI, as well as the Trump Media & Technology Group, which has committed substantial liquid holdings (around $2 billion) to Bitcoin and related securities [4].

This growing trend towards Bitcoin adoption by public companies has been evident, with Strategy more than doubling its Bitcoin holdings since early 2024, demonstrating rapid corporate accumulation [4].

However, it's worth noting that ETFs are currently experiencing outflows, suggesting a divergence in investment strategies between Bitcoin as a treasury asset and Bitcoin as a tradable asset [2].

| Company | Bitcoin Holdings (BTC) | Approximate Value (USD) | |--------------------------------|-----------------------|------------------------------| | Strategy (MicroStrategy) | ~629,000 | Over $72.4 billion | | MARA Holdings | ~50,000 | ~$5.9 billion | | XXI | ~43,500 | ~$5.2 billion | | Other public companies combined | Remaining BTC (~320,000) | Part of total ~$110 billion |

This shift in investment strategy by public companies underscores the growing recognition of Bitcoin's potential as a strategic asset and its role in the broader financial landscape.

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