Expect bitcoin to move back up over $100,000 again, says SkyBridge's Anthony Scaramucci

Anthony Scaramucci discusses Bitcoin's unusually low volatility, attributing it to miner compute and capital rotating into AI plus a late-cycle bear market. He remains resoundingly bullish that the next halving's supply cut will push Bitcoin back above $100,000, though he expects more near-term grinding. He also says the Clarity Act would be a long-term positive but not a major near-term catalyst, and dismisses the World Liberty Financial bank charter as minor. - Bitcoin has traded in its tightest volatility band in five years. - Scaramucci cites miners shifting compute to AI and capital leaving crypto for AI as volatility dampeners. - He views Bitcoin as near the end of a four-year bear market, about 18-19 months from the next halving. - He forecasts Bitcoin will eventually move back above $100,000 as halving cuts supply. - The Clarity Act is seen as roughly 50/50 to pass and only a small near-term catalyst. - Long term, the Clarity Act would expand bank access and improve U.S. Bitcoin custody conditions. - World Liberty Financial's conditional bank approval is characterized as not a big market event.