Bitcoin Could Match Gold’s Market Cap Within 15 Years, Scaramucci Says— Here’s the Potential BTC Price

As Bitcoin posts an over 5% gain over the past week, former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci has doubled down on his strongly bullish outlook for the leading cryptocurrency’s long-term value.

Scaramucci Boosts Bitcoin Holdings, Calls It His Largest Bet

During a recent appearance on the PBD Podcast, Anthony Scaramucci outlined his optimistic outlook for Bitcoin, highlighting both its growing utility as a network and its potential for significant price appreciation.

The well-known investor also revealed that Bitcoin represents by far the largest allocation in his portfolio. He added that he is continuing to boost his $BTC holdings despite the recent market downturn, reinforcing his strong long-term bullish view on the top cryptocurrency.

$35 Trillion Market Cap Target in 15 Years

Echoing the vision of Bitcoin bull and Strategy founder Michael Saylor, who appeared on the same podcast earlier, Scaramucci predicted that within 10–15 years, Bitcoin could become the largest blockchain network for financial transactions.

By then, its market value might match that of gold, currently around $35 trillion, potentially driving the price of a single Bitcoin to stratospheric heights. Scaramucci’s estimation of the Bitcoin market cap implies a price of over $1.5 million, given its fixed supply of 21 million coins. The Bitcoin price recently crashed to nearly $60,000, after hitting a peak of around $126,080 in October 2025. Prices have since recovered slightly to around $73,480 as of publication time, according to CoinGecko.

The founder and managing partner of the hedge fund SkyBridge Capital stressed, however, that such growth will take time— hence his 10–15 year horizon.

The current market capitalization of Bitcoin stands at $1.47 trillion, while the entire crypto market cap is roughly $2.57 trillion.

Even with a massive $BTC stash, Strategy isn’t slowing down — continues buying the crypto market dip. Earlier this week, the company snapped up 17,994 $BTC for roughly $1.3 billion, bringing its total holdings to an eye-popping 738,731 Bitcoin.