In this episode, Andrew Webley — Founder and CEO of The Smarter Web Company — discusses how a long-established UK business chose to list on the Aquis Stock Exchange while holding Bitcoin as a core part of its treasury. He talks through the reasoning behind the listing, the regulatory limits that define what a UK company can do with Bitcoin, and the practical framework his team uses to measure and manage their position. The conversation explores concepts such as Bitcoin-per-share, MNAV, ...
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In this episode, Andrew Webley — Founder and CEO of The Smarter Web Company — discusses how a long-established UK business chose to list on the Aquis Stock Exchange while holding Bitcoin as a core part of its treasury. He talks through the reasoning behind the listing, the regulatory limits that define what a UK company can do with Bitcoin, and the practical framework his team uses to measure and manage their position. The conversation explores concepts such as Bitcoin-per-share, MNAV, ...
#19 Inside the UK’s Most Successful IPO of the Year: A Bitcoin Treasury Explained
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#19 Inside the UK’s Most Successful IPO of the Year: A Bitcoin Treasury Explained
In this episode, Andrew Webley — Founder and CEO of The Smarter Web Company — discusses how a long-established UK business chose to list on the Aquis Stock Exchange while holding Bitcoin as a core part of its treasury. He talks through the reasoning behind the listing, the regulatory limits that define what a UK company can do with Bitcoin, and the practical framework his team uses to measure and manage their position. The conversation explores concepts such as Bitcoin-per-share, MNAV, ...
The Bitcoin IFA Podcast
In this episode, Andrew Webley — Founder and CEO of The Smarter Web Company — discusses how a long-established UK business chose to list on the Aquis Stock Exchange while holding Bitcoin as a core part of its treasury. He talks through the reasoning behind the listing, the regulatory limits that define what a UK company can do with Bitcoin, and the practical framework his team uses to measure and manage their position. The conversation explores concepts such as Bitcoin-per-share, MNAV, ...
