The Smarter Web Company CEO, Andrew Webley, released a detailed weekly update outlining the firm’s recent progress in Bitcoin accumulation, financial performance, and upcoming initiatives. Despite a decline in share price, Webley expressed confidence in the company’s growth strategy and long-term Bitcoin-focused vision.
Growing Bitcoin Treasury
Andrew Webley confirmed that The Smarter Web Company (SWC) now holds 2,660 Bitcoin in its treasury—an increase following the latest purchase of 10 BTC earlier this week. The company’s quarter-to-date Bitcoin yield currently stands at 1.7%, with Webley aiming to improve this figure over the remaining two months of the quarter.
Unfazed by short-term market fluctuations, Webley emphasized that volatility has been a key driver of performance and long-term growth. Having personally invested in Bitcoin and Bitcoin treasury firms for nearly a decade, he said he holds “zero doubt” in the resilience of Bitcoin-focused companies—particularly SWC, where he maintains his largest shareholding.
Financial and Community Updates
Webley also discussed recent financial developments, including an updated Subscription Agreement under which SWC raised an additional £1.2 million before expenses through an ATM-style facility. Although the total raised was below the partner’s potential capacity, Webley praised their balanced approach, which prioritized both capital generation and the preservation of the company’s equity value.
He further announced the launch of SWC’s new Bitcoin Treasury Analytics Dashboard, available on the company’s official website. The dashboard underscores SWC’s commitment to transparency and data-driven management of its Bitcoin assets, offering shareholders real-time insights into treasury performance.
Expanding Presence and Partnerships
Earlier in the week, Webley appeared on RoxomTV with co-host Croesus BTC to discuss the company’s ongoing progress. He later spoke at the Bitcoin Treasuries Digital Conference, hosted by Tim Kotzman, where MadBitcoin unveiled plans for a major Bitcoin event in Madrid, May 2026.
Webley noted that as SWC continues to grow, balancing global engagements with business operations is increasingly crucial. “Our focus is on growing the business and improving Bitcoin yield,” he said, adding that the company will selectively participate in events aligned with its strategic objectives.
While Webley was in London speaking at an entrepreneurs’ evening hosted by Julius Baer, his colleague Croesus BTC joined Anders for a midweek discussion. Describing the event as “enriching and inspiring,” Webley highlighted the value of sharing SWC’s public company journey with other forward-thinking professionals.
Looking Ahead
Webley invited investors to join him at the upcoming Aquis Showcase on November 19 at the Royal College of Surgeons of England in London. Representing SWC, he will deliver a short presentation and participate in a live Q&A session with other listed companies.
Acknowledging shareholder concerns about recent stock performance, Webley reiterated his confidence in SWC’s long-term strategy:
“We are laser-focused on delivering Bitcoin yield, even in tougher times.”
He reaffirmed his ambition for SWC to become the largest company in the UK, calling it “a long but determined journey.” In closing, Webley thanked the SWC community for their continued support, giving special recognition to loyal contributors—and even a supporter who surprised him with freshly baked bread from southwest England.
Grounded yet optimistic, Webley’s message reflected both leadership and conviction in SWC’s Bitcoin-driven future.
