The Smarter Web Company CEO, Andrew Webley, delivered a comprehensive weekly update covering everything from Bitcoin’s choppy performance to SWC’s long-term roadmap. Despite the recent market turbulence, Webley emphasized that the company’s momentum remains intact. In fact, he suggested the latest volatility could be laying the groundwork for the next upward move.
Bitcoin Volatility Doesn’t Change the Long-Term Outlook
Webley acknowledged that the week brought challenging conditions, with Bitcoin under pressure and overall crypto sentiment subdued. Still, he rejected the idea that the pullback signals a deeper decline. To him, the current dip is just short-term noise within a long-term bullish trend.
SWC’s stock also faced its share of selling pressure this week, though Andrew Webley noted the company still closed slightly higher in fiat terms. Fully diluted, it settled around a 1 mNAV. He described volatility as “part of the terrain,” adding that the recent shakeouts among Bitcoin treasury firms may actually clear the path for renewed upside.
Webley also pushed back against online rumors that MicroStrategy planned to sell its Bitcoin. He called the claims “completely untrue” and expressed frustration that critics often target companies that have contributed meaningfully to Bitcoin’s growth.
Business Growth Continues Despite Market Conditions
Webley outlined several important milestones for SWC this week. On Tuesday, the company launched a shareholder promotion offering a 5% discount on new web projects. He said the initiative reflects pride in SWC’s operating business and serves as a way to reward shareholders who want to support the company’s services directly.
He also highlighted updated Bitcoin Treasury Yield rankings published by analyst Roaring Ragnar. Despite market challenges, SWC’s yield metrics compared well with other major treasury-focused firms—something Webley said was encouraging. Later in the week, SWC was featured in a presentation by Michael Saylor during a major Cantor event. Webley called the recognition a promising signal at a time when interest in Bitcoin treasury companies has cooled but remains far from gone.
General Meeting Announcement and Rebrand Progress
SWC released an RNS confirming details for its upcoming General Meeting. Webley urged shareholders to vote early and to arrive with the necessary documents, as access will be controlled. The meeting will be held at Aerospace Bristol, home to the last Concorde ever built—a venue he said could become a long-term choice if it proves successful.
The company’s rebrand is also moving quickly. Webley said the team is making strong progress and may even be ready for a full launch before year-end, though accuracy and quality remain the top priorities.
Community Support Remains a Core Strength
Webley closed his update by thanking the SWC community, calling it “100% independent” and a major driver of the company’s momentum. He also praised the community-built Smarter Dash website, which he now uses daily.
Looking ahead, he expects another busy week packed with meetings, events, and internal projects. While short-term volatility may unsettle new investors, Webley stressed that long-term value will continue to surface as the company builds around what he called “the best asset the world has ever seen.” He remains confident that interest in Bitcoin treasury companies will return—and that SWC is positioned well for when it does.
