For most of the last decade, AJ Scaramucci has built companies nobody outside his network was watching. He backed a bitcoin miner years before it became a Trump family venture. He wrote the first check into a satellite ground-station startup when its founder and her husband were the entire company. He quietly amassed a collection of comics, trading cards, and even dinosaur bones that he now argues belong in asset classes comparable to gold and bitcoin. And he assembled it all under one investment thesis he has been developing since college.
Solari Capital, the venture firm he is taking out of stealth today, has deployed roughly $350 million across early-stage investing, late-stage growth checks, and in-house incubations since its founding.
