‘Take a chill pill, stay long’ — Anthony Scaramucci says bitcoin’s recent plunge won’t last

SkyBridge Capital's Anthony Scaramucci told CNBC on Tuesday that buyers should cool off oncryptocurrencies and make long-term investments.

Some people think it's rat poison and others think it's the worst thing to ever happen to civilization, according to Anthony Scaramucci.

The hedge fund founder said to take a chill pill and stay long in cryptocurrencies.

One day after it dropped below $33,000, it was back above $37,000. Even with its bounce, the world's biggest digital coin has been trading way below its all-time high.

The bear markets of 2017: and 2018: when bitcoin plunged 80% from its record high levels, are feared by some analysts to be the beginning of a.

Buyers need to look at a bigger picture when it comes to bitcoin, rather than asking what value it currently holds compared to the U.S. dollar, according to Anthony Scaramucci.

We are getting ahead of ourselves. The dollar is still the dollar. As more and more people join the network, this technology will evolve into a store value.

The warning that bitcoin remains volatile due to low adaptation among large corporations was given by Anthony Scaramucci. Smaller organizations like hedge funds and small businesses arenibbling.

It would be like levering Amazon back in 1998 because of the uncertainty.

I don't want my clients to get too excited, that's why I advise them to invest in it. I told them to size it at a 1% to 3% allocation, and 4% at a cost.

He said that you can let it run, but that it should be large enough to recognize that this is going to be part of our future.

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