Smarter web companies are closing another strong week. This is led by new funds, Bitcoin purchases, and increased awareness in traditional financial and cryptocurrency worlds. CEO Andrew Webley shared his reflections in his weekly company updates. He highlights important milestones and sets the stage for further expansion. SWC began this week by announcing £2.6 million in funding through an ATM-style facility. The revenue came from stocks placed in the market. By partners for two weeks from late August to early September.
Webley described the move as an important step to strengthening the SWC’s financial position. The added capital supports the company’s strategy of building a strong Bitcoin Treasury. We position SWC as a long-term player in the digital asset economy. The CEO also held consecutive meetings in London with potential investors and partners. He said traditional investors are increasingly open to companies focused on Bitcoin. Now we recognize the long-term opportunities they present.
Bitcoin Ministry of Finance Expansion
On Wednesday, SWC announced its latest Bitcoin purchase. Total holdings will be 2,470 BTC. The acquisition brought the company back to 25th place on the Bitcointreasuries.net leaderboard. Track Bitcoin reserves of businesses and institutions around the world. Webley highlighted that institutional investors are beginning to grasp the concept of “combined bitcoin.” It sees firms focused on the Ministry of Finance as a compelling equity play. As he said, Bitcoin treasury companies may represent one of the best potential stock opportunities in the world. This latest addition reflects SWC’s continued commitment to expanding its Bitcoin position. A strategy that aligns with the long-term vision of building value for shareholders.
Awareness and community growth
Another highlight came on Friday when the Financial Times published an article about SWC. For Webley, looking at the company’s names in major global publications marked an important milestone. Building trust in traditional markets and the wider Bitcoin community. Later that night, Webry attended Bitcoin + Feast, a community-driven event hosted by Henry BtCchef. The rally featured live entertainment and networking. This offer gives Webley the opportunity to connect with supporters and answer questions from attendees.
The SWC community continues to expand, with more than 4,300 members now. Webley praised the diversity of perspectives within the group. We have received strong support from shareholders and Bitcoin supporters. He wrote, “Our community gets stronger each week,” pointing out how humble he is with enthusiasm.
Looking ahead: Engagement between us and the UK
Next week, Webley will travel to New York for non-us of Bitcoin finances hosted by Tim Kotzman. This event offers the opportunity to meet shareholders, potential investors and new gift partners. Webley will use the trip to deepen relationships and explore future opportunities for SWC’s growth. After a visit to the US, Webley returns to the UK to attend the BSE meeting. He described his back-to-back schedule as intense but essential. It offers opportunities to connect directly with shareholders and the wider Bitcoin community.
Team effort
Webley concluded the update by expressing his gratitude to shareholders and the SWC team. He believed that colleagues such as Jesse Myers, Mario, Sean, Tyler Evans, Albert, Laura, Lily and Alex had moved forward with the mission. “SWC is a real team effort,” he writes.
Strong funding, an increasingly advanced Bitcoin Treasury and growing recognition have established SWC as an upward player. At the intersection of traditional financial and digital assets. For Webley, momentum isn’t just about business advancement. However, there is also a broader change in the way in which institutions view Bitcoin as the basis for future growth.
