Scaramucci Forecasts Bitcoin to Hit $180,000-$200,000 by End of 2025 Amid Evolving Financial Landscape

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Anthony Scaramucci, founder of SkyBridge Capital, has reiterated a bullish outlook for Bitcoin, projecting the cryptocurrency could reach between $180,000 and $200,000 by the close of 2025. This prediction comes as he prepares for a live discussion on the future of crypto, the potential impact of a Donald Trump return, and the emergence of a new financial order. Scaramucci's forecast is underpinned by increasing institutional adoption and Bitcoin's inherent supply-demand dynamics.

The prominent investor, known for his insights into financial markets, cites the growing interest from institutional players and the limited supply of Bitcoin as primary drivers for its potential ascent. He has previously warned of possible 40% corrections, emphasizing Bitcoin's characteristic volatility on its path to long-term growth. "Bitcoin heading to $200K? Anthony Scaramucci breaks down the future of crypto, how a Trump return could reshape the markets, and why a new financial order is already unfolding," stated the announcement for his upcoming stream.

Scaramucci also addressed the political landscape, particularly the influence of former President Donald Trump on cryptocurrency markets. While acknowledging the Trump administration's efforts in fostering clearer crypto regulations, he has expressed concerns about Trump's personal ventures into meme coins and stablecoins. Despite past political differences, Scaramucci and his son, AJ Scaramucci, have invested in American Bitcoin, a mining company associated with the Trump family, illustrating his belief that "Bitcoin transcends politics."

The SkyBridge Capital founder views Bitcoin as an "immutable asset" with the potential to rival gold as a store of value, especially in times of market uncertainty. He suggests that potential economic "mayhem" stemming from certain political policies could further drive investors towards Bitcoin as a safe haven. His analysis points to a significant shift towards institutional investment, with much of this capital expected to flow into Bitcoin Exchange-Taded Funds (ETFs).