Anthony Scaramucci, founder of SkyBridge Capital and longtime Bitcoin supporter, just fired shots at one of the most aggressive BTC playbooks on the market — and he's not holding back 😮
💣 At DigiAssets 2025, Scaramucci slammed companies issuing **debt to buy Bitcoin**, calling the trend risky and unsustainable. "This feels like SPACs," he warned. "I'm worried there could be a crack in this — and it could harm Bitcoin itself."
🎭 He compared the strategy to fleeting fashion trends:
"Skirts go up, skirts go down. Lapels widen, then narrow. This will go out of fashion… and hurt Bitcoin."
That’s a direct contrast to **Michael Saylor’s Strategy**, which has stacked BTC using convertible debt, building a \$61.9B Bitcoin treasury. While some praise the move as genius, others — like Scaramucci and even Swiss bank Sygnum — see danger ahead if Bitcoin faces a prolonged downturn.
🧨 The concern? A forced liquidation scenario, even if unlikely, could send shockwaves through the market.
Scaramucci still believes in Bitcoin's long-term future, calling it “digital gold.” But while Saylor sees a \$500T future, Mooch is calling it closer to \$25T.
The debate is heating up.
Is debt-fueled Bitcoin stacking brilliance — or a ticking
time bomb? ⏱️💥
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