Mark Moss labels current market conditions the best buying opportunity for Bitcoin, citing institutional adoption and historical post-midterm gains, even as prices retreat to $73,500.
Investor Mark Moss argues widening bank and ETF access plus mainstream adoption creates a buying opportunity, with a new record high expected in 2027 and a $1 million scenario by 2030-2032. This is opinion, not a hard catalyst, and the near-term tape is weak: BTC slid to about $73,500 late Sunday, its lowest since August, with US spot ETFs shedding $430 million on Thursday.
Moss calls Strategy the Bitcoin treasury company to own, noting it held 849,327 BTC by Nov. 2, more than 4% of Bitcoin's maximum supply, and that leverage can amplify share performance when Bitcoin rises. This is a personal endorsement, not new company information, so the near-term price effect is limited.
Investor Mark Moss identifies a major buying opportunity for Bitcoin as institutional access through banks and ETFs expands. Despite a recent slide to $73,500, the lowest level since August, Moss projects a new record high by 2027 and a potential $1 million valuation by 2030-2032. He highlights Strategy as a top treasury stock, though he maintains personal Bitcoin holdings to mitigate leverage risks.
Moss says he expects a new record high in 2027, and in his model a $1 million price is possible by 2030, though holders might have to wait until 2032.
Bitcoin briefly rose above $80,000 after the midterm elections, then fell to $74,762 on Friday and about $73,500 late Sunday, its lowest level since August.
By Nov. 2, Strategy held 849,327 BTC, more than 4% of Bitcoin's maximum supply, the world's largest corporate Bitcoin trove.