Anthony Scaramucci's son bets $350 million on a 'programmable future'

AJ Scaramucci, a venture capitalist and entrepreneur who founded collectibles platform Treasure Trove, has taken his firm Solari Capital out of stealth, Fortune reported on Thursday. The firm has deployed roughly $350 million across early-stage investing, late-stage growth and in-house incubations.

Scaramucci, a Stanford MBA graduate, began his career workin at Tesla in 2013 before rotating through Google. There, he briefly worked alongside former Alphabet chief executive Eric Schmidt.

He is the son of Anthony Scaramucci, a Wall Street financier who began his career at Goldman Sachs before founding SkyBridge Capital. The New York investment firm now manages billions across hedge fund and crypto strategies.

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The elder Scaramucci served briefly as White House Communications Director during President Trump's first term in 2017 before being dismissed after ten days. He is well known in the Bitcoin market, and in August 2025, he warned Bitcoin could crash 40% before eventually reaching $500,000.

Bitcoin peaked above $126,000 in October that year before falling roughly 50% in the months that followed.

The thesis: everything becomes programmable