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Qadir Ak is the founder of Coinpedia. He has over a decade of experience writing about technology and has been covering the blockchain and cryptocurrency space since 2010. He has also interviewed a few prominent experts within the cryptocurrency space.
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- May 09, 2025 13:56 UTC
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Too Late to Buy Bitcoin? Samson Mow Issues Bull Run Warning as Price Breaks $103K
Samson Mow warns Bitcoin's sub-$100K era is ending as ETF and government demand spike.
Bitcoin hits $103K amid growing institutional inflows and global reserve adoption moves.
Strategic Bitcoin Reserves and supply scarcity fuel predictions of a $1 trillion market cap.
Bitcoin has crossed $103,000, and JAN3 CEO Samson Mow is making noise. Known for his no-nonsense stance on Bitcoin, Mow is issuing a direct warning: the trillion-dollar Bitcoin era is approaching fast, and those waiting on the sidelines may miss out entirely.
As institutional interest explodes, government support grows, and Bitcoin’s limited supply becomes more obvious than ever, 2025 is shaping up to be a historic year for the world’s biggest cryptocurrency.
“Act Fast or Miss Out”: Mow’s Urgent Rally Call
Mow’s recent tweet sent a strong message: Bitcoin under $100,000 won’t be around for long. With the post-halving supply crunch setting in, he stressed that the price could climb sharply.
“You won’t buy Bitcoin under $0.1M for long,” he tweeted, urging investors to act before the market skyrockets.
Mow is pointing to the real possibility of a supply shock, triggered by rising demand and decreasing availability.
Governments Are Getting In – and That Changes Everything
Mow believes Bitcoin’s momentum isn’t just coming from investors and institutions. This time, governments are stepping in.
In the US, the federal government has launched a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, using 200,000 BTC seized over the past five years. Arizona and New Hampshire have already passed laws to create their own state reserves.
Beyond the US, Mow says three more countries are preparing to roll out Bitcoin strategies in 2025. One of them, he hints, is in Asia.
In South Korea, the leading presidential candidate has pledged support for spot crypto ETFs. These developments are building a foundation for long-term Bitcoin adoption on a national level.
SkyBridge Capital’s Anthony Scaramucci recently added that growing government involvement could fuel Bitcoin’s next major rally.
Time May Be Running Out
Bitcoin’s total supply is limited to 21 million coins. That’s not new information, but Mow is reminding everyone that the gap between BTC and global liquidity is now impossible to ignore.
As the price moves above $103,000, the market is beginning to reflect that scarcity. Institutional buyers are not trading – they’re holding. That’s reducing available supply for retail investors faster than most expected.
ETF Inflows Are Driving the Next Phase of the Rally
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) is leading the charge in the spot ETF space. The fund has seen 18 consecutive days of inflows, including $69 million on Thursday alone.
IBIT now holds over 572,000 BTC – worth about $69 billion – and demand isn’t slowing down.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has gone as far as calling Bitcoin a serious contender for a global reserve asset. Institutions are treating Bitcoin like a long-term strategic position.
For Mow, this supports his prediction of a $1 trillion Bitcoin market cap in the near future.
Corporations are starting to follow the same strategy. GameStop recently announced that it would hold Bitcoin as part of its treasury – a move that mirrors MicroStrategy’s now-famous approach.
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Samson Mow’s warning is about recognizing that Bitcoin’s place in the world is changing fast. And if his prediction holds, the idea of $1 million per Bitcoin might not be so far-fetched after all.
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