Andrew Webley, CEO of The Smarter Web Company, said recent Bitcoin price fluctuations should not distract investors from the bigger picture. In a detailed post shared on Saturday, Webley explained that volatility is a natural stage in Bitcoin's growth as a global financial asset.
He pointed out that Bitcoin's current 50-day volatility is close to 40%. This level has not appeared since April 2025, when Smarter Web first went public as a public company. Still, Andrew Webley said volatility is not a red flag. Instead, he called it the “price of admission” to own what he believes to be the greatest property ever created. More importantly, he stressed that the focus should shift from daily price fluctuations. The real change is happening at the corporate level, he said.
Bitcoin emerges as a corporate balance sheet strategy
Webley said Bitcoin is rapidly becoming a strategic balance sheet asset for companies around the world. What once started with just one or two public companies has grown into a broader trend across multiple sectors. He explained that companies currently do not view Bitcoin as speculative. However, as a long-term basis for value creation. Businesses see this as an intelligent financial strategy and a competitive advantage in an evolving financial system.
Admittedly, the past few weeks have been more volatile for Bitcoin than most of 2025, but this is the normal rhythm of a young global financial asset growing into the role we believe it to be as the primordial digital capital. More precisely, using data, we…
— Andrew Webley (@asjwebley) November 29, 2025
Smarter Web Company currently holds 2,664 Bitcoins. This makes the company the largest listed company in the UK to fully adopt Bitcoin as a financial asset. Andrew Webley said the company is building its future around a balance sheet centered around Bitcoin. He added that this approach is no longer niche. Rather, it is becoming a global movement that gains momentum every quarter.
Quiet regulation week, busy behind the scenes
Although the company did not release any regulatory updates this week. Webley said that doesn't mean progress will stall. Since going public, Smarter Web has made nearly 100 announcements. That's about 15 cases per month. He explained that many projects take time and are only announced once they are fully ready.
During that time, the team remained active through podcasts, live interviews, and community discussions across social platforms. Andrew Webley also confirmed that the company's new website and rebranding is progressing well. He said the project is nearing completion. Pending final approvals, it is expected to be ready for public viewing in about a week.
Aiming for shareholder meetings and long-term growth
Next week will be an important week for shareholders. Smarter Web is scheduled to hold a general meeting at Aerospace Bristol on Tuesday. At this meeting, key corporate authorities and documents will be updated. A complete voting summary follows. Mr Webley praised the team behind the conference and thanked investors who had already cast their votes. He concluded with some words of reflection.
As families begin the holiday season, Andrew Webley said the moment highlights how much the company has accomplished in just seven months as a public company. From its initial public listing steps last year to holding over 2,600 Bitcoins today, the change has been dramatic. Looking ahead, Webley said the company remains fully focused on building for the future. He told shareholders that progress continues behind the scenes and promised new updates soon. Short-term volatility can come and go. But for Andrew Webley and Smarter Webb, the long-term story still belongs to Bitcoin.
