Smarter Web CEO Highlights Token2049 Panels and New Director Hire
Andrew Webley, CEO of The Smarter Web Company, wrapped up another eventful week. This time from the global crypto hub of Singapore. In his weekly update shared on X, Webley reflected on his participation at Token2049, a key industry meeting and the appointment of a new board member.
A Busy Week in Singapore
Webley began his week in Singapore. There, he attended Token2049, one of the largest digital asset events in the world. His agenda was packed with investor meetings, panel appearances and networking sessions. “The purpose of the Singapore trip was existing and potential investor meetings, visiting and presenting at Token2049, and catching up with others in the industry,” he shared. The Smarter Web CEO also acknowledged his colleague, known online as Jesse Myers, who managed the company’s online media engagements throughout the week. Croesus kicked things off with an appearance on RoxomTV, where he joined ₿orja Martel Seward for a discussion on digital assets and blockchain adoption.
Focus on Digital Asset Treasuries
Smarter Web CEO Webley’s main highlight from the event was his participation in a Token2049 panel focused on Digital Asset Treasuries. He emphasized how Smarter Web has been leading the way in managing Bitcoin. With other digital assets as part of its treasury strategy. “It was good to see how advanced we are with Bitcoin Treasury companies and how these other companies can learn from us in terms of capital structure, metrics, and investor communications,” Webley said.
He also noted that even for companies not fully aligned with the Bitcoin long term outlook. The treasury model itself offered a valuable framework for financial resilience and transparency. The panel drew attention from institutional investors and emerging startups looking to better understand. How blockchain based treasury management could enhance capital efficiency.
Strengthening Corporate Governance
Alongside his conference commitments, Smarter Web CEO announced an important leadership addition at Smarter Web. The company appointed Randal Casson as a new Non-Executive Director. Casson brings extensive experience from his role as a Non-Executive Director at Games Workshop Group PLC, a FTSE 100 company. Before that, he served as an audit partner at PwC, one of the world’s leading professional services firms. “His significant experience will be valuable to our mission, especially in corporate governance, controls, and audits,” Webley explained. The appointment reinforces Smarter Web commitment to maintaining high standards of transparency and compliance. As it continues expanding in the Web3 space.
Wrapping Up the Week
The rest of the week was equally busy. Webley participated in another live-streamed panel hosted by Cointelegraph. Followed by additional investor meetings on Friday before flying back to the UK. Smarter Web CEO expressed gratitude for the growing Smarter Web community on X. Which has now reached nearly 4,500 members. Webley gave special shoutouts to several community figures for their continued support. Including Andy Smith, who also made the trip to Singapore.
“With a shorter update this week, perhaps it feels like we have achieved less than in previous weeks? In my view, we end the week better than where we started,” Webley concluded. As Smarter Web continues to build its presence in the digital asset and investor communities. The company’s mix of strong governance and innovative treasury strategy reflects a maturing approach to blockchain business management. One that blends professionalism with forward thinking momentum.
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