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Anthony Scaramucci

Founder, Skybridge Capital

Search every verified Anthony Scaramucci interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Anthony Scaramucci, founder of SkyBridge Capital, has made numerous media appearances discussing Bitcoin, cryptocurrency regulation, and U.S. politics. He has argued that Bitcoin will "grind higher" due to low sentiment and limited supply, and stated that even if the Clarity Act never passes, Bitcoin could reach half the market capitalization of gold, which he estimated at $25 trillion. Scaramucci described the current period as consistent with Bitcoin's typical four-year cycle, predicting a recovery roughly nine months before the next halving in 2028. He expressed support for perpetual futures, saying "you have to accept what's coming, whether you like it or not," while acknowledging elements of them he does not like. Regarding politics, Scaramucci said President Donald Trump "likes to make money more than he likes running the presidency" and described Trump as a "Shakespearean figure" who "eats his young." He predicted that Marco Rubio and J.D. Vance "will never be president" and will go "into the Trump wood chipper." Scaramucci also stated that the Trump era is ending and that the president is "going to go out like a Roman candle." He criticized Trump's financial disclosures, alleging the president engaged in trading that benefited from his public statements, and said Trump "opened up the floodgates and became the scammer and chief" in the crypto industry. Scaramucci described himself as a tech optimist, saying "the optimists make money" and that he does not bet against Elon Musk.

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