Bitcoin Bottom Signal Emerges As Scaramucci Eyes Late 2026 Rally

Anthony Scaramucci says weak retail interest and low momentum may be setting up a bottom for Bitcoin (BTC).

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Bitcoin Apathy

Scaramucci made the comments in an interview, where he said he still likes Bitcoin and owns a substantial amount of it.

His argument centers on a market that looks weak because few retail traders appear interested. Search demand has faded, sentiment is depressed, and price action has lacked the momentum that usually brings casual buyers back into crypto.

That weakness is the point of his bullish case.

In thin markets, modest demand can have a larger effect because fewer traders are positioned for a sharp move higher. Scaramucci tied that setup to a stronger rally that could begin in late Q4 2026 or early 2027, while framing it as a cycle view rather than a fixed forecast.

He also pointed to low relative strength index conditions. That needs careful treatment, because Bitcoin’s weekly RSI may be low compared with stronger bull-market phases, but earlier bear markets, including 2018, produced deeper readings.

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Scaramucci Outlook

A low RSI can support a bottom thesis, but it cannot prove one by itself.

Traders usually compare momentum with price structure, volume, liquidity and on-chain accumulation before calling a durable bottom. Without those confirmations, weak momentum can remain weak longer than bullish investors expect.

The appeal of Scaramucci’s view is that it gives Bitcoin bulls a reason to treat apathy as a market signal. If sellers are tired and expectations are low, a shift in ETF flows, macro conditions or institutional demand could matter more than it would in a crowded market.

Bitcoin has spent previous cycles moving through long dull periods before stronger accumulation became visible. Those periods often tested holders before the next trend became clear.

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