Smarter Web Company expands BTC custody with Coinbase Institutional partnership

2025-9-16 14:08

The Smarter Web Company, the UK’s largest publicly listed Bitcoin-holding firm, has added Coinbase Institutional as a new Bitcoin custody partner. The move underlines its strategy of strengthening treasury infrastructure while positioning itself among the leading corporate Bitcoin holders worldwide. origin »

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