The Smarter Web Company, based in the United Kingdom, has purchased an additional 50 BTC at an average price of $116,276 each, representing a $5.8 million treasury boost. Interestingly, the firm’s recent BTC acquisitions are not its first involvement with the industry, as it began making crypto moves in 2023 when it first adopted a Bitcoin payment policy.
The Smarter Web Company (#SWC $TSWCF $3M8.F) RNS Announcement: Bitcoin Purchase.
Purchase of additional Bitcoin as part of “The 10 Year Plan” which includes an ongoing treasury policy of acquiring Bitcoin.
Please read the RNS on our website: https://t.co/z59Xf4o42m pic.twitter.com/SXtRNthRHi
— The Smarter Web Company (@smarterwebuk) August 8, 2025
Smarter Web Spends $5.8M on BTC
The latest acquisition brings the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to 2,100 coins, representing 0.1% of the asset’s total supply. The firm claims its treasury strategy is a long-term “10-Year Plan,” and so far, the recent buy brings the stash to a valuation of over $229 million. The average purchase price across its total Bitcoin accumulation now stands at $109,327 per BTC.
Despite its roots in digital services, the company’s pivot toward becoming a player in the corporate Bitcoin treasury sector seems to have paid off. The firm reports that in 2025 alone, it has achieved favorable performance metrics, including an estimated 48,273% year-to-date BTC yield. It also claims an 84% gain over the past 30 days, all based on its BTC-per-share metric.
The acquisition move places The Smarter Web Company among the world’s top 25 public companies by Bitcoin holdings. The firm aims to blend traditional operations with an aggressive digital strategy. Recall that it recently completed a $21 million Bitcoin-denominated convertible bond issuance, setting a milestone as the first UK-listed company to make such a move.
Bitcoin Treasuries Surpass $206.7B
According to the analytics platform BitcoinTreasuriesNet, the amount of BTC held by corporate entities, including public companies and governments, is now worth over $206.7 billion. The figures increased from approximately 1.2 million BTC at the start of 2024 to an estimated 1.78 million BTC today.
Public companies alone held around 962,983 BTC, as Strategy leads the pack with its over 268.79 million BTC. Private firms account for 292,375 BTC, with Block.one, a U.S.-based entity, ranking first, closely followed by Tether. Put together, government entities hold $526,541, consisting of confiscated assets.
