Smarter Web Company completed a major step this week. As the company’s shares began trading on the main market of the London Stock Exchange. CEO Andrew Webley said this was an important milestone for the company. He said the listing reflects SWC’s growth, ambition and focus on higher standards of governance and transparency.
However, there was also a lot of market volatility this week. Bitcoin has seen rapid price fluctuations, directly impacting companies with cryptocurrencies on their balance sheets. Mr Webley admitted it had not been an easy week for shareholders. But he remained confident in his long-term strategy.
A big step for the company
Andrew Webley explained that the LSE listing was a structural move. It’s not just symbolic. He said this would open the door to a broader global capital base. It also helps SWCs operate with stronger organizational trust. The CEO attended a market opening event in London with shareholders and advisors. He said the moment felt surreal. Especially since he founded the company himself.
This week marked an important milestone for The Smarter Web Company. On a Tuesday, our shares began trading on the main market of the London Stock Exchange.
Structurally, this is a significant step forward for the business. It reflects the scale we have achieved, our ambition… https://t.co/WU025MkvxA
— Andrew Webley (@asjwebley) February 7, 2026
Later that day, the team hosted a small reception where Andrew Webley spoke to investors in a more casual setting. Those conversations were among the highlights of the week, he said. He noted that many shareholders understand the company’s long-term Bitcoin strategy.
Volatility increases during listing week
At the same time, the market became very volatile. Bitcoin posted one of the biggest single-day losses since the FTX collapse. At one point, it was down more than 50% from its October high. Webley said the vulnerability is not limited to cryptocurrencies. Tech stocks, silver stocks and other former winners also fell. He noted that many funds are risk-averse across multiple markets.
Because Smarter Web Company has Bitcoin on its balance sheet. That volatility was reflected in stock prices. Mr Webley acknowledged that this could be uncomfortable. Especially for short-term investors. Still, he emphasized that the company’s strategy is built around Bitcoin’s long-term performance. There is no short-term stability.
Meeting with institutional investors
During the week, Andrew Webley and his team held several meetings around London. They spoke to institutional investors and market participants. The goal was to build relationships and explain the company’s strategy. He said the discussions were constructive. Many investors expressed interest in the company’s long-term vision.
The CEO said the LSE listing had helped support these discussions by giving Smarter Web credibility. Andrew Webley recorded interviews and spent time with industry professionals in between conferences. He returned home by Thursday evening and continued work on the company’s project.
Long-term focus remains the same
Looking ahead, Andrew Webley said the focus remains on execution. He did not disclose specific plans. However, he stressed the importance of steady weekly progress. He also reiterated his strong belief in Bitcoin. According to him, volatility is not a flaw, but a core characteristic of an asset. He said the SWC was designed to accept that reality.
Despite a tough market week, Andrew Webley said he was more excited than ever about the company’s near-term opportunities. He thanked his shareholders, partners and team for their continued support as the company enters its next phase.
