Smarter Web (Aquis: SWC | OTCQB: TSWCF) announced that it has purchased 275 bitcoins, part of the ongoing treasury strategy for £21.88 million. This brings the company’s total shares to 1,275 bitcoins, worth more than £100 million.
The average price for the latest purchase is £79,563 per bitcoin, increasing the company’s overall average cost to £78,516 per BTC. The company reported that its treasury had a year-to-date 31,263% and a 30-day yield of 497%.
“Since 2023, smart network companies have adopted policies to accept Bitcoin payments,” the company said. “The company believes that Bitcoin forms a core part of the future of the global financial system and is adopting Bitcoin’s Ministry of Finance policies into its strategy as the company explores opportunities through organic growth and corporate acquisitions.”
Smart network companies that offer web development and online marketing services are beginning to accept Bitcoin as payments in 2023 and embed Bitcoin into their long-term financial strategies. Currently, it holds about £31 million in cash for future Bitcoin purchases.
“I look forward to working with our consultants to evaluate effectiveness, and maybe we can inspire other UK companies to adapt to similar mechanisms, as we have seen in the pioneering approach to using Bitcoin,” said the CEO of Smarter Web company Andrew Webley.
The company launched a 10-year plan in April 2025 and launched a Bitcoin-centric strategy in April 2025, establishing Bitcoin as the cornerstone of its long-term financial strategy. Not long after, on April 25, 2025, the clever networking company went public on the Aquis Stock Exchange growth market, raising up to £2 million through institutional and retail subscriptions. The IPO also has retail participation through the Winterfood Retail Access Platform (WRAP), enabling UK investors to join with a minimum investment of €500.