Treasury BV Raises €126M to Buy 1,000 BTC with Winklevoss Backing

Treasury BV Goes Public via Reverse Merger on Euronext Amsterdam

Treasury BV has grabbed attention after raising €126 million (around $147 million) in new funding. The Dutch-based company is backed by the Winklevoss twins, famous Bitcoin investors and founders of the Gemini exchange. 

Source: Wu Blockchain

The money will be used to buy more than 1,000 BTC, making one of the largest euro-backed BTC treasuries in the digital asset space. 

For many, this shows the growing belief that this digital asset will keep playing an important role in global finance.

Winklevoss Capital and Nakamoto Holdings Lead the Raise

The funding round was led by Winklevoss Capital and Nakamoto Holdings. Both are well-known for supporting Bitcoin-focused projects. 

By joining forces in Treasury BV, these firms aim to give European investors direct exposure to BTC through a listed company instead of traditional exchange-traded funds. 

This is being seen as a fresh way to link mainstream finance with digital currency.

Plans to Go Public on Euronext Amsterdam

Rather than go through a slow IPO process, Treasury BV will become a public company through a reverse merger with MKB Nedsense, a smaller Dutch-listed company. 

After the deal, the shares will trade under the ticker TRSR on Euronext Amsterdam. 

Reverse mergers are usually quicker and less costly than IPOs, which makes them attractive for fast-moving crypto firms. 

Already, MKB Nedsense shares have risen by 100%, showing investors are excited even before the official launch. 

Source: Google Finance

Why the Listing Matters for Europe

• For eurozone investors, this is the first big chance to buy stock directly tied to Bitcoin on a European exchange. 

• Treasury BV brings exposure to BTC in euros, removing the need to trade in U.S. dollars or use offshore products. 

• Analysts think this move could encourage more crypto-related listings across Europe, giving local investors easier access to Bitcoin-backed options.

Early Market Reaction and Sentiment

Even without a live chart, buzz around TRSR is strong. Traders online are focusing on the Winklevoss involvement and the appeal of a European BTC play. 

Market sentiment is positive, with many expecting the new stock to move in line with Bitcoin’s price at first. 

Because demand will likely be high, early trading could see both strong liquidity and sharp price swings. 

What It Means for Bitcoin’s Price

While Treasury BV alone cannot decide Bitcoin’s global price, its entry adds more legitimacy to the market. 

A euro-listed company backed by such well-known names shows BTC is being taken more seriously by traditional finance. Every new structure like this builds confidence for both big institutions and smaller investors. 

In time, demand from such treasury-style companies could help push Bitcoin’s price higher. 

Currently the coin is trading at $111,405, with an increase of 1,7% in the last 24 hours. 

Source: CoinMarketCap

As the chart shows a massive price crash yesterday to approximately $108,540. The coin rebounded after institutional buying accelerated. Michael Saylor’s Strategy also bought 4048 BTC recently and now this announcement. 

It also proves adoption is moving beyond ETFs into other creative financial paths, such as reverse mergers.

A Step Toward Institutional Maturity

The arrival of TRSR is more than just another listing. It highlights how Bitcoin is gaining deeper ground in the financial world. 

Treasury BV is not only buying BTC but also building a bridge between digital assets and regulated European markets. 

If more companies follow this model, Bitcoin’s role as a legitimate financial asset could grow even stronger.