Smarter Web Company ended 2025 with 2,664 Bitcoins on its balance sheet, according to a year-end update shared by CEO Andrew Webley. The disclosure was made in Webley’s last weekly post of the year, marking eight months since the company went public. He said this update provided a natural opportunity to reflect on the company’s progress following its April IPO. The SWC CEO noted that Bitcoin price trends have remained volatile throughout the year. The company focused on building a long-term structure rather than short-term market performance.
Bitcoin government bonds grow despite volatile markets
The Smarter Web company reported holding 2,664 Bitcoins. This makes the company the largest listed Bitcoin holder in the UK and one of the top 30 in the world based on public financial rankings. Andrew Webley said the position was built at a time when the price of Bitcoin was rising. In pound terms, it has fallen about 13% since the beginning of the year.
This is the last weekly update for 2025. Since The Smarter Web Company IPO, I’ve written these weekly updates over 30 times. This makes sense as we reflect on the progress we’ve made in our first eight months as a public company.
We were confident and prepared… https://t.co/mtMTi2RnD5
— Andrew Webley (@asjwebley) December 27, 2025
He admitted that 2025 turned out to be a tough year for the overall Bitcoin market. Price volatility and drawdowns weighed on sentiment. This is especially true among companies that use Bitcoin as a financial asset. However, he argued that the situation made it even more important to focus on balance sheet strategy and operational resilience. According to Andrew Webley, the company’s Bitcoin yield since its IPO has reached more than 71,000%. This number relates to the capital deployment model, not just spot price performance.
Stock trading and capital structure development
Mr. Webley also highlighted the strong trading activity in the company’s stock. He said the stock was the most traded stock on the Aquis exchange during the year. Additional activities will take place across multiple international markets. In parallel, the company developed new capital markets tools, including what Andrew Webley described as an ATM-style share feature. It also introduced what it called the UK’s first Bitcoin-denominated convertible bond. This aims to align financing with financial strategy. He emphasized that these measures are part of building a flexible capital structure. The goal, he said, is to allow Smarter Web companies to operate through different market cycles without being forced to make short-term decisions.
Focus shifts to implementation in 2026
On the other hand, the second half of this year was a difficult situation for the entire cryptocurrency market. SWC’s CEO said the company enters 2026 with a strong foundation. He pointed to an intentionally lean operating model and an underlying revenue-generating business as key advantages. He added that some projects are in the works but cannot be disclosed yet. According to Andrew Webley, internal milestones continued to move forward week after week, even as external updates seemed repetitive. Looking ahead, he framed Smarter Web’s strategy as a long-term plan rather than a single-year performance story. Webley reminded shareholders that the company is in the early stages of what he described as a 10-year roadmap.
Community and long-term vision
Mr. Webley concluded his update by thanking shareholders, advisors and the broader investor community for their continued support. He said Smarter Web aims to give investors real-world business experience combined with a disciplined Bitcoin financial strategy. He reiterated that the long-term goal is to grow Bitcoin per share over time, rather than chasing short-term price targets. Andrew Webley said that with 2025 over, the focus now shifted to execution in 2026. The company aims for steady growth through changes in market conditions.
