Anthony Scaramucci Compares Bitcoin To Amazon Stock Back In The Year 2000

A well-known hedge fund manager Anthony Scaramucci made a comparison between Bitcoin (BTC) and leading e-commerce firm Amazon. AMZN price had a lot of volatility early on, but eventually it became one of the best-performing stocks.
Scaramucci told CNBC’s Squawk Box that Bitcoin adoption has grown exponentially over the last year, and in fact that the recent correction a merely a good buying opportunity for investors.
“If you and I were on this conversation a year ago, Bitcoin had a hundred million wallets. Glassnode is saying there’s about 240 million today, so that’s great exponential growth, but it’s not fully saturated, so I think there are buying opportunities all around, and if you don’t have leverage on, this is a good day for you as an investor.”
While for the time being, Scaramucci believes that Bitcoin is not mature enough asset yet to hedge against inflation, he is a strong believer in the long-term potential of the leading digital asset.
“I don’t think it’s a hedge against inflation at this moment in time. I think long term if you got to a billion wallets, two billion wallets and Bitcoin was in a what I would call a stable trading zone.
Think of Amazon – 20 plus years of Amazon. This is sort of Amazon in the year 2000. This comes with some volatility, and it comes with a lot of fear and uncertainty, and that’s the reason why it’s down.”
According to the SkyBridge Capital Founder, Bitcoin’s current volatility is scaring investors, but he believes that 2022 first quarter will be “pretty nice.”
“I just think this is a risk-off situation right now, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies being volatile. That’s taking people out of the game. It’s also washing out some of the leverage, which I think sets up a pretty nice first quarter. I would love to debate the people that think that Bitcoin is an inflation hedge at this stage in Bitcoin’s evolution because I just don’t see that as being the case.”









