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SkyBridge Capital’s Anthony Scaramucci has voiced concerns over companies issuing debt to buy Bitcoin, calling it a risky trend that could backfire. His stance contrasts sharply with MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor, who has championed the strategy. Both remain bullish on Bitcoin but differ on its long-term valuation.
- Scaramucci warns debt-fueled Bitcoin purchases could harm BTC if the trend reverses.
- MicroStrategy's Saylor has built a $61.9B BTC treasury using convertible debt.
- Scaramucci values Bitcoin as 'digital gold' ($24-25T), while Saylor sees it as 'digital property' ($500T).
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