Bitcoin Surge Spurs Trillion-Dollar Market Forecast

Bitcoin has surged past $103,000, sparking bold predictions from JAN3 CEO Samson Mow, who warns that the trillion-dollar Bitcoin era is rapidly approaching. Mow, a longtime Bitcoin advocate known for his direct messaging, is calling on investors to act swiftly or risk missing out entirely.

In a recent tweet, Mow declared that Bitcoin priced below $100,000 won’t be around much longer, citing the post-halving supply crunch and growing demand as key accelerants. “You won’t buy Bitcoin under $0.1M for long,” he posted, suggesting an imminent price surge driven by a tightening market.

Mow emphasizes that the next wave of growth isn’t just coming from investors or institutions—it’s now being fueled by government involvement. The U.S. federal government has launched a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve using 200,000 BTC seized over the past five years, while states like Arizona and New Hampshire have enacted laws to create their own reserves. Internationally, Mow hints that at least three countries are preparing national Bitcoin strategies for 2025, including one in Asia. In South Korea, the leading presidential candidate has pledged support for crypto-based ETFs, signaling a broader shift toward national adoption.

Bitcoin’s limited supply of 21 million coins has always been a central part of its value proposition, but Mow argues the global liquidity gap is becoming more obvious than ever. As prices rise and institutions hold rather than trade, available supply for retail investors is shrinking rapidly.

Institutional momentum is also gaining strength through ETFs. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has seen 18 straight days of inflows, with $69 million added on Thursday alone. The fund now holds over 572,000 BTC, valued at roughly $69 billion. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has even suggested Bitcoin could serve as a global reserve asset.

Corporations are taking note as well. GameStop has announced plans to include Bitcoin in its treasury, following in the footsteps of MicroStrategy. These moves reflect a growing trend among companies treating Bitcoin as a long-term store of value.

For Mow, all signs point to a market that’s evolving fast—and perhaps irreversibly. As institutional interest, government adoption, and scarcity converge, his warning is clear: the $1 million Bitcoin may no longer be a question of if, but when.