Samson Mow: Bitcoin Investors Need To Know What’s About To Hit The Market

Added: 2026-05-20

[00:00:00]So, when Bitcoin starts to go really exponential, like it's going from 1 to 2 million to 3 million, and I think people are going to question, why am I selling it for the dollars that the government is spending to buy Bitcoin? Everyone thinks that they're really clever and, you know, I'll buy when it's cheap, but psychologically, if you're new to Bitcoin, you won't. Realistically, you're not going to be smart enough to catch the dip or be around to buy the dip, too. That's why I think doing a lump sum buy is probably better. And yeah, maybe it'll go down 10%, 20%, but if you can't stomach 10, 20% drawdowns, holding an asset that's going to replace everything, then you probably don't deserve it.

[00:00:41]>> This market analysis features an insightful update from Samson Mow, who shares his perspective on the current state of the Bitcoin market. Following the recent market sell-off, he describes the correction as healthy and suggests it may signal the beginning of a potential large-scale breakout in the near future. His outlook points toward the possibility of a major blow-off top, making this discussion particularly noteworthy for holders and investors.

[00:01:10]Let's dive into what he has to say. I think Saylor was able to get to, you know, his target 1% and beyond because he started in the a bear market, right?

[00:01:20]He started when the price was low.

[00:01:23]You know, Bitcoin can easily 10x, and we've done Yeah. 10, 17x before, too.

[00:01:31]And with the nation-states buying with unlimited bullets, they can really quickly bid this up very quickly. So, the question is how fast they can move is one dimension of it. If they can go quickly, maybe there's a chance.

[00:01:47]But I think as soon as uh they start to buy in numbers, like serious buys, like buying 100,000 coins, I think we're going to start to see Bitcoin shoot up very rapidly to maybe 5 million a coin. If a nation state is buying in size, Mhm.

[00:02:05]you kind of have to understand that you probably shouldn't sell it. So, when Bitcoin starts to go really exponential, like it's going from 1 to 2 million to 3 million, then I think people are going to question, "What exactly am I selling the Bitcoin for?

[00:02:22]Why am I selling it for the dollars that the government is spending to buy Bitcoin? And what am I going to do with the dollars? What is the interest rate on those dollars? Like, how am I how am I monetizing my dollars then? And at the same time, geopolitically, countries are moving away from the dollar. It's um declining in usage in international trade. So, there's a lot of dimensionality to this that I think people have to think about and consider.

[00:02:50]But, they're definitely going to see it firsthand and they'll have to deal with it on the spot when it hits. But, I just think there there is a point at which you can no longer uh be oblivious to what's happening. And you have to understand, like, okay, "I'm going to sell Bitcoin to the government for a $5 million. You know, what do I do with that now?" Like, >> [laughter] >> merchants are starting to price things in sats. So, did I make a bad trade or a good trade?

[00:03:20]I think they'll find out it's a bad trade. And what about the omega?

[00:03:24]Let's >> See, um definitely coming closer cuz you can see more and more countries are talking about accumulating Bitcoin for their treasury. So, uh if the buying aligns in a certain day, then you'll see an omega candle. I think that the cycle is going to be completely different. I don't think we're going to see the 40 50% or sorry, not 40 50, uh 70 80% dips anymore. I think we're going to see like a staircase fashion. Would you agree with that?

[00:03:51]I think you'll see still see some volatility, but the volatility is going to be muted because there's just um so much buy pressure and now you have uh MicroStrategy in the uh S&P S&P 100 and that makes them uh automatically allocated to a lot of passive funds that just will will invest regardless of the price. So, you have a a new buyer of last resort. You already had buyers of last resort, which is us, the hodlers, but now you have another one and a big one, too. So, we'll still see volatility, but you'll definitely see a lot less of those massive uh dips that we've had in the past. You look at my max pain theory, it's that most people in the world are going to get priced out of buying Bitcoin at a cheap price very quickly because that's the maximum detrimental thing to the most amount of people, right? And that's probably what's going to happen that the the power dynamic and economic dynamic in the world doesn't really change. The poor countries don't really get ahead.

[00:04:53]Um maybe Bhutan and El Salvador now cuz they have a lot. But, you know, generally speaking, most countries don't have a policy in place or even a plan to put a policy in place. So, they'll be left behind. And the US is going to be still the dominant financial center in the world.

[00:05:08]I think um China really missed the mark.

[00:05:10]They they just missed it. They cracked down on exchanges. They cracked down on mining when they could have been the Bitcoin superpower and yeah, the US is going to end up as you know, still dominant for another couple hundred years until MicroStrategy becomes a country and then we'll see.

[00:05:27]>> Yeah. But um we're going to see it go up and people are just going to wish that we had big drawdowns so they can buy cheaper.

[00:05:35]Because if you think about it, your your your average uh Bitcoiner that's making, you know, normal wages is going to buy a lot less Bitcoin as the price goes up.

[00:05:44]They're going to hope that we do have a dip or we do have a crash, and it just won't come, and their their ability to stack will just drop gradually.

[00:05:53]Instead of gradually, I think it'll be like overn- I think at some point we're going to wake up, and there's going to be a massive candle just overnight because some country went and bought 5 trillion dollars worth of a Bitcoin, and they just emptied every single exchange, and just it it could get I think it could get it could get absolutely nuts.

[00:06:13]>> [clears throat] >> If you can lump sum buy, just do that.

[00:06:17]DCA if you have a lump sum buy already, but if you're trying to get in for the first time, just just do a lump sum buy, and then DCA with what you can. But if you can lump sum buy, lump sum buy, it'll be better.

[00:06:30]Yeah, everyone thinks that they're really clever, and you know, I'll buy when it's cheap, but psychologically, if you're new to Bitcoin, you won't.

[00:06:37]And realistically, you're not going to be smart enough to uh to catch the dip, or be around to buy the dip, too. So, there's like two things going against you right off the bat. That's why I think doing a lump sum buy is probably better.

[00:06:53]And yeah, maybe it'll go down 10%, 20%, but where's this going?

[00:06:58]And I think that's what a lot of people miss. A lot of analysts miss that. A lot of critics miss it, and it is really the replacement of all money. And if you can't stomach 10, 20% drawdowns, holding an asset that's going to replace everything, then you probably don't deserve it.

[00:07:13]>> Samson Mow continued to tell Bitcoin investors not to lose confidence during this uncertain period, explaining that Bitcoin's pullbacks and sideways moves are part of every cycle. He often points out that Bitcoin is still early in its global adoption phase, and many people underestimate how fast things can change once momentum returns. Historically, long quiet periods have often come before explosive moves upward. According to him, these slower phases are when serious investors quietly accumulate because once Bitcoin starts moving again, many will realize they waited too long to increase their position. Wish someone taught you Bitcoin earlier?

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