Andrew Webley Talks Smarter Web’s Bitcoin Milestone and CNBC Spotlight

Andrew Webley, CEO of The Smarter Web Company, packed more than most into five days. “A busy week for The Smarter Web Company,” he wrote on X on 5 July, before thanking long‑time colleague Alex for steering the firm’s web‑design wing. Webley then walked followers through a whirlwind that blended corporate milestones, media appearances, and Bitcoin strategy. He closed with a promise to “keep pushing forward” without spoiling next week’s agenda.

Frankfurt Debut Broadens Access for EU Investors

Monday brought confirmation that Smarter Web shares now trade in Frankfurt under the ticker 3M8.F. The dual listing joins the firm’s U.S. symbol TSWCF, easing access for European investors who prefer local settlement. Webley framed the move as a bridge, saying it “enables easier access to Smarter Web for European investors.”

Frankfurt’s addition also deepens liquidity around the company’s Bitcoin‑heavy strategy. Analysts note that European desks continue to warm to corporate treasuries holding crypto. A German listing may pull fresh capital toward Smarter Web’s balance‑sheet Bitcoin play.

Bitcoin Treasury Reaches 773 Coins

Tuesday’s market update showed the firm sitting on 773.58 BTC, roughly 75 percent of its initial 1,000‑coin goal. “We’re three‑quarters of the way there,” Webley told listeners during a live X Spaces with Bitcoin commentator Croesus. He and co‑host Jesse Myers fielded questions on volatility, custody, and long‑term funding.

Smarter Web bought its first Bitcoin tranche in late 2024 and has built the treasury through periodic purchases. At current prices, the holding equals more than $45 million. Webley argues this reserve gives shareholders “digital gold with operating leverage,” while shielding cash from inflation risk.

Media Circuit Bolsters Bitcoin Narrative

Wednesday and Thursday turned into a media marathon. Webley joined livestreams with Bitcoin voices @TheBitcoin__ and @Anders_, then faced his toughest grilling yet on CNBC London. “By the end of the chat the host seemed to see more potential in holding Bitcoin,” he reported. The segment focused on whether public companies belong in the crypto arena.

Later that day, Webley met investors at a Peterhouse Capital event. He described the London swing as “back‑to‑back meetings” that stretched into the evening. Friday kept the pace, with more face‑to‑face sessions even as U.S. markets sat quiet for the July holiday.

Community Growth and New Transparency Tools

Webley also highlighted grassroots momentum. The firm’s X following crossed the 3,000 mark, thanks to a cadre of loyal holders he mentioned by handle. Behind the scenes, Smarter Web launched an analytics page that tracks its Bitcoin treasury in real time. “Transparency is what people expect,” Webley wrote, praising Jesse and Alex for the build‑out.

To deepen that transparency, the team posted an updated investor presentation. Myers called one slide his favorite, a plain‑language breakdown of “BTC treasury company mechanics.” The deck outlines revenue streams, risk controls, and how Bitcoin holdings integrate with traditional web‑design cash flow.

Eyes on the Next Milestone

Webley kept future plans close, writing only that the company will “try and keep it interesting.” Still, hints abound. The treasury target of 1,000 BTC remains in reach, and further European marketing may follow the Frankfurt debut. Analysts suggest additional share listings or debt raises could finance the last quarter of coin purchases.

One more subplot: crypto markets endure renewed volatility, yet corporate adopters press on. Smarter Web’s week underscores that Bitcoin treasury strategies now span live interviews, stock‑market mechanics, and direct dialogue with retail holders. If Webley’s pace holds, the coming week may reveal another step toward the thousand‑coin benchmark, and perhaps fresh converts among traditional investors.