SWC CEO Andrew Webley Says Market Volatility Won’t Slow Growth
The Smarter Web Company CEO, Andrew Webley, shared a wide-ranging weekly update. He addresses everything from Bitcoin’s choppy price action to the company’s long-term vision. Despite recent market pressure, Webley made it clear that he sees no slowdown ahead. Instead, he believes the recent volatility may be setting the stage for the next move up.
Bitcoin Volatility Doesn’t Change the Big Picture
Andrew Webley acknowledged the tough market conditions this week. Bitcoin remained under pressure, and sentiment across crypto stayed muted. Yet he pushed back against fears of a deeper downturn. In his view, the current dip is simply noise beneath long-term strength.
SWC’s own stock also faced selling pressure. However, he noted that the company still ended the week slightly higher in fiat terms. It landed around a 1 mNAV on a fully diluted basis. He called volatility “part of the terrain.” Suggesting that recent flushes in Bitcoin treasury firms might actually clear the road for renewed momentum.
He also criticized online rumors claiming MicroStrategy planned to sell Bitcoin. He called the claims “completely untrue” and expressed frustration. That critics often target companies that have done meaningful work for Bitcoin.
Business Growth Continues Despite Market Conditions
Webley highlighted several key developments at SWC this week. On Tuesday, the company launched a shareholder promotion offering a 5% discount on new web projects. He stressed pride in SWC’s operating business and said the offer was a way to reward shareholders who want to support their services directly. He also mentioned updated Bitcoin Treasury Yield rankings shared by analyst Roaring Ragnar.
Despite challenging conditions, SWC’s yield figures compared well with other respected firms, which Andrew Webley called encouraging. Later in the week, SWC appeared in a presentation by Michael Saylor at a major Cantor event. Webley said this recognition was a positive sign at that time. When investor enthusiasm for Bitcoin treasury companies is softer, but still very much alive.
General Meeting Announcement and Company Rebrand
SWC released an RNS regarding its upcoming General Meeting. Andrew Webley urged shareholders to vote early and ensure they bring the required documents, as entry will be controlled. The meeting will take place at Aerospace Bristol, home to the final Concorde jet ever built. He said the venue could become a long-term choice if it works well.
The company’s rebrand , which is already underway, also made strong progress this week. Webley said the team is moving fast and may be ready to launch before the end of the year. Although accuracy and quality remain the priority.
Community Support Remains a Core Strength
Andrew Webley ended his update by thanking the SWC community. He is calling it “100% independent” and a major force behind the company’s momentum.
Looking ahead, he expects another packed week of meetings, events and internal projects. Short-term market swings may be unsettling for newcomers, he said. But long-term value will shine through as the company continues building on what he called “the best asset the world has ever seen.” He remains confident that interest in Bitcoin treasury companies will return soon and that SWC is well-positioned when it does.
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