Scaramucci Drops Bombshell: U.S. Tariffs Could Tank Economy, But Bitcoin Might Soar!

Ex-Trump Aide Sounds Alarm on Tariffs, Sees Bitcoin as Potential Winner

Hang onto your hats, folks! Anthony Scaramucci, the man who briefly shook up the White House and now runs SkyBridge Capital, is sounding the alarm on U.S. tariffs. He's warning that these trade wars could send the economy into a tailspin, but here's the twist: Bitcoin might just come out on top!

The markets are still reeling from the fear of U.S. tariffs, with traders sweating over a possible recession. Scaramucci, who's seen it all from the inside, isn't holding back. In a no-holds-barred interview with Saxo, he spilled the beans on how these tariffs could shake up not just the U.S., but the whole damn world, and what it means for Bitcoin.

Interviewer: The Trump administration's tariffs are sparking recession fears. Bitcoin's seen as both an inflation hedge and a risk asset. Which side will win out if we hit a recession?

Anthony Scaramucci: You bet your bottom dollar it'll prevail! We've only got a few weeks of data, but boom! Bitcoin's breaking free from the MAG7 and NASDAQ. Every time the market tanks, Bitcoin's finally showing it's not just another Wall Street plaything. It's trading like gold, and I'm telling you, it's because of the massive cash flowing into those ETFs. The Wall Street machine is pumping it up!

Interviewer: If U.S. tariffs kick in again, which economies will feel the heat? Will the U.S. take the biggest hit, or will Europe and China suffer more?

AS: Buckle up, because there's no escaping this mess. We learned that the hard way in the global financial crisis. If the U.S. goes down, it's dragging everyone else with it. But here's what's wild: the FTSE and DAX are actually doing better than the U.S. since this trade war kicked off. It's like the world's saying, "We can't trust the U.S. like we used to."

Germany's gearing up to borrow money for defense, which means their industries are about to get a boost. The UK's getting ready to flex its muscles too. So, on the edge, some big European players might actually come out ahead because Trump's making the U.S. markets a wild, unpredictable ride. But make no mistake, everyone's gonna feel the pain.