Scaramucci noted that SkyBridge has been purchasing bitcoin at various price points, including around $84,000, $63,000 and in the current lower range. Feb 11, 2026, 2:39 a.m. SkyBridge Capital's Founder, Anthony Scaramucci, said Wednesday that he is buying bitcoin amid the falling market, while calling Donald Trump a crypto President. "So 10 days ago, we were buying Bitcoin at 84,000 last week, you're buying Bitcoin at 63,000 Bitcoin this week, we're buyers of Bitcoin in this market, again," Scaramucci said during a conversation with Bullish's CEO Tom Farley at Consensus Hong Kong. STORY CONTINUES BELOW He added that buying bitcoin in a downward-trending market is akin to catching a falling knife. Bitcoin recently crashed to nearly $60,000, after hitting a peak of over $126,000 in October this year. Prices have recovered slightly to $69,000 since then amid signs of capitulation in the bitcoin ETF market. Scaramucci called President Donald Trump a much better President for crypto than his predecessor, but added that Trump's geopolitical shenanigans, such as his Greenland ambitions, embolden rival Democrats to oppose him on various policies, including those that affect digital assets. "I'll just say to you that, like, the Greenland stuff, believe it or not, is actually tied to the industry. If he does stuff like that, it upsets the opposition to the point where they're like, You know what? We don't want him to win on anything, and even if it's going to spite ourselves and cut our own horses off, we will vote against the crypto bill to hurt Donald Trump," he explained. Speaking of Layer 1s, Scaramucci said that programmable blockchain Solana will be one of the biggest market share gatherers. More For You Robinhood misses Q4 revenue estimates as fourth-quarter results dinged by crypto slump 5 hours ago Crypto revenue fell 38% year over year to $221M, even as the company expanded token listings and crypto features across its platform. What to know: Robinhood’s fourth quarter earnings per share of $0.66 topped estimates for $0.63, but revenue of $1.28 billion fell shy of forecasts for $1.33 billion. The crypto slump paid a large part in the miss, with crypto revenue falling 38% from a year earlier to $221 million. Robinhood’s results mirror broader crypto-market weakness, which is also expected to weigh on rival Coinbase (COIN), and HOOD shares fell about 7% in post-market trading after the earnings release. Read full story