Smarter Web Company Adds 225 Bitcoin to Its Treasury, Now Holds 1,825 BTC

Smarter Web Company Adds 225 Bitcoin to Its Treasury, Now Holds 1,825 BTC

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2026-07-02 16:45:14
The Smarter Web Company (AQUIS: SWC) has purchased 225 Bitcoin for £19.6 million, averaging £87,096 per BTC, bringing its total holdings to 1,825 BTC at an average cost of £80,466. The acquisition is part of its 10 Year Plan focused on Bitcoin treasury strategy. The company's Bitcoin holdings have achieved a year-to-date yield of 43,787% and a 30-day yield of 189%. CEO Andrew Webley stated that Bitcoin is 'the best asset the world has ever seen.' The company, which started accepting Bitcoin payments in 2023, now holds over £1 million in cash with zero debt and has roughly £1 million in reserves for further BTC purchases. It went public on the Aquis Growth Market in April 2025, raising up to £2 million through institutional and retail subscriptions.
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Major Purchase: 225 Bitcoin at £87,096 Each

The Smarter Web Company (AQUIS: SWC | OTCQB: TSWCF) has announced it purchased 225 Bitcoin for £19.6 million, averaging £87,096 per BTC. This brings the company's total Bitcoin holdings to 1,825 BTC, acquired at an average cost of £80,466 per BTC, representing a total investment of £146.9 million.

The company reports a year-to-date yield on its Bitcoin holdings of 43,787% and a 30-day yield of 189%, reflecting significant unrealized gains from its early accumulation.

10 Year Plan and Treasury Strategy: Bitcoin as 'The Best Asset'

This purchase is part of the company's stated 10 Year Plan, which makes ongoing Bitcoin acquisitions a core treasury strategy. CEO Andrew Webley commented, 'Alongside our core business, we believe that Bitcoin is the best asset the world has ever seen and because of this we use Bitcoin as a treasury asset for capital being held for future business needs.'

The Smarter Web Company began accepting Bitcoin payments in 2023 and is aggressively integrating BTC into its treasury policy. The company now holds over £1 million in cash with zero debt and has roughly £1 million in cash reserves still available for further Bitcoin acquisition.

Webley added, 'Since our IPO, we have raised well over £100 million in equity capital, with no debt, positioning us exceptionally well to pursue our long-term vision. Our balance sheet strength, technological assets and Bitcoin treasury demonstrate the scale of ambition we are executing post-period end.'

Bitcoin-Fueled IPO: £2 Million Raised on Aquis Growth Market

In April 2025, the company launched its Bitcoin-focused 10 Year Plan, placing Bitcoin at the center of its long-term strategy. Shortly after, it went public on the Aquis Stock Exchange Growth Market, raising up to £2 million through institutional and retail subscriptions.

The company stated, 'Since 2023 The Smarter Web Company has adopted a policy of accepting payment in Bitcoin. The Company believes that Bitcoin forms a core part of the future of the global financial system and as the Company explores opportunities through organic growth and corporate acquisitions, is pioneering the adoption of a Bitcoin Treasury Policy into its strategy.'

Overall, The Smarter Web Company is demonstrating a unique model of 'cash + zero debt + Bitcoin reserve,' showcasing its long-term conviction in decentralized assets and positioning itself as another publicly listed firm, following MicroStrategy, to heavily bet on Bitcoin.

This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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