The Winklevoss brothers’ participation comes at a pivotal moment. Earlier this year, Winklevoss Capital invested in Treasury, the euro-denominated Bitcoin treasury company that secured €126 million to acquire more than 1,111 Bitcoin and is preparing to become Europe’s first publicly listed Bitcoin treasury firm through a reverse listing on Euronext Amsterdam. Treasury also acquired Bitcoin Amsterdam and partnered with BTC Inc. to foster engagement, education and awareness of Bitcoin across Europe.
“We look forward to joining Bitcoin Amsterdam this year,” said Cameron Winklevoss, a Co-Founder of Gemini. “The conference is a critical forum for advancing dialogue around Bitcoin in Europe and Tyler and I look forward to sharing our perspective on where Bitcoin is headed and how it is shaping the broader financial ecosystem.”
“It’s great to welcome Tyler and Cameron to Bitcoin Amsterdam as we strengthen Bitcoin’s relevance across Europe. Bringing pioneers of this caliber to the first edition hosted by Treasury reflects our commitment to building a hub for Bitcoiners and advocates alike. At Treasury, our goal is not only to become the largest Bitcoin treasury company in Europe, but also to champion Bitcoin’s role in transforming global financial markets,” said Khing Oei, Founder & CEO of Treasury.
“Bitcoin Amsterdam is once again bringing together world-class entrepreneurs, policymakers, educators, and the best Bitcoin voices from around the globe,” said Brandon Green, Chief of Staff at BTC Inc. “Having Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss on stage this year underscores our commitment to featuring the most influential leaders shaping Bitcoin’s future. Their perspective as both entrepreneurs and early Bitcoin investors will make for one of the most anticipated sessions of the conference.”
Bitcoin Amsterdam has become known for bringing headline speakers who shape global conversations about Bitcoin. Previous editions of Bitcoin Amsterdam have featured voices such as Stella Assange, Adam Back, Jack Mallers, Alex Gladstein, and German Bundestag Member Joana Cotar among others, underscoring the conference’s role as Europe’s leading platform for Bitcoin innovators, educators, freedom advocates, and policymakers.
With over 5,000 attendees expected, Bitcoin Amsterdam 2025 promises to be the most impactful edition yet, showcasing a diverse roster of educators, policymakers, industry leaders, and innovators.