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Samson Mow Asserts Bitcoin Bull Market Has Yet to Begin

Samson Mow Asserts Bitcoin Bull Market Has Yet to Begin

The bull market for the leading cryptocurrency “has yet to begin,” despite the price falling below $100,000. This was stated by Samson Mow, founder of JAN3.

According to him, the current rate “only slightly outpaces inflation.”

The analyst linked the decline in prices to tensions in US-China trade relations and other macroeconomic factors.

Mow suggested the possibility of a “Christmas divine candle”—a sharp price increase by the end of the year.

Previously, he predicted a surge in Bitcoin to $1 million as a result of a “short and powerful upheaval.”

Mow does not believe in the market cycle theory. According to him, if it were true, the peak would occur in 2026, not “now.”

Commenting on macro analyst Jordi Visser’s statement about asset sales by market “veterans,” Mow called these concerns exaggerated.

“People are afraid because they created the theory of sales above $100,000. Bitcoin will add a zero to its price, it’s just a matter of time. I don’t know any ‘veteran’ who would sell,” he wrote.

This week, the Fear and Greed Index returned to the “moderate fear” zone.

Source: Alternative.

However, JAN3 has its own indicator, which works in reverse. It shows “greed,” as the company believes “Bitcoin holders fear missing the chance to accumulate satoshis, not a price drop.”

Earlier in November, Bitwise’s Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan announced the start of a “quiet IPO” for Bitcoin.

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