According to investor Mark Moss, Wall Street’s acceptance of Bitcoin has generated the “best buying opportunity ever.”
Moss serves as an advisory partner and co-founder of the Bitcoin Opportunity Fund. Furthermore, UK-based Satsuma Technology named him their chief Bitcoin strategist for 2025.
During a recent appearance on Cointelegraph’s Trade Secrets podcast, Moss mentioned that his initial Bitcoin purchase occurred in 2015 near $300, amidst a rebound from a severe drop from $1,000 to $200.
Moss remembers that acquiring coins back then felt “so risky.” Conversely, today, “you have consensus from the US government and Wall Street.”
He notes, “Yet most individuals still view it as a scam.”
This ongoing doubt creates purchase windows as Bitcoin crosses what Moss describes as the “chasm” separating early adopters from everyday investors. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) alongside banking institutions have simplified buying Bitcoin, while financial planners might persuade clients who previously avoided it to think about investing.
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Moss calls bottom but Bitcoin keeps falling
Following Democratic victories in the US midterm elections, Bitcoin briefly moved past $80,000 before surrendering those gains amid a technology stock selloff. By Friday, its value dropped to $74,762—representing its lowest point since August—and has remained sluggish at the time of writing.
Despite this market drop, Moss highlights the public response to the $6.3 billion Binance breach as evidence that selling pressure was exhausting itself.
He points out, “The price didn’t really drop.”
Bitcoin dropped to $76,320 following the security incident and slipped to $74,762 on Friday, wiping out post-election gains. It declined further to roughly $73,500 late Sunday—marking its lowest level since August—after the board of Nvidia stated it would look into allegations that CEO Jensen Huang was the target of foreign intelligence operations.
Bitcoin found another bottom after reports of Nvidia CEO’s scandal. Source: CoinMarketCap
Inflows directed toward US spot Bitcoin ETFs fluctuated wildly throughout election week. These funds brought in roughly $75 million on Wednesday, before losing $430 million on Thursday.
Nevertheless, historical trends favor long-term holders. Drawing on records stretching back to 2014, Moss notes that Bitcoin has historically climbed by an average of roughly 53% during the 12 months following past US midterm elections. This sample includes three finished election cycles. He anticipates that Bitcoin will establish a fresh all-time high by 2027.
Moss backs Strategy but would keep his Bitcoin
Moss considers Strategy (MSTR) the premier Bitcoin treasury enterprise to hold, though he maintains that directly owning Bitcoin remains superior. Strategy commenced purchasing Bitcoin back in 2020, transforming those acquisitions into a fundamental element of its operations. To finance these purchases, the firm utilized debt and stock offerings, providing investors an avenue to speculate on Bitcoin via a publicly traded entity.
As of November 2, Strategy owned 849,327 BTC, which amounts to greater than 4% of the total maximum supply of Bitcoin.
Moss asserts, “I do not believe any other publicly listed company will surpass Strategy over the coming decade.”
Strategy has the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin trove. Source: BitcoinTreasuries.Net
When asset values rise, the use of leverage can empower a Bitcoin treasury company’s shares to outpace the underlying digital currency itself.
Yet, even if Strategy outperforms, Moss would decline to swap his personal Bitcoin holdings for company equities.
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Prior to acquiring his initial Bitcoin, Moss earned his living purchasing foreclosed properties, renovating them, and reselling them. He later transitioned into real estate development before establishing and disposing of a medical device venture. He explains that he reinvested those funds into Southern California real estate.
When the market collapsed in 2008, he lost everything.
He states, “The reward of being right is simply not worth the risk of getting it wrong.”
Despite his positive outlook regarding Strategy, Moss emphasizes that he would hold onto his Bitcoin while committing only a modest fraction of his investment portfolio toward seeking enhanced returns via treasury equities.
A journey of $1 million Bitcoin starts with small allocations
Under Moss’s projection framework, Bitcoin might attain $1 million under specific conditions, competing directly against bonds, equities, real estate, and gold for a substantial portion of investor wealth. His model evaluates the value of these asset classes, forecasts how that capital pool might expand alongside global monetary supply inflation, and derives a Bitcoin valuation according to the market share it secures.
Financial planners could facilitate this capital influx by adjusting individual client portfolios incrementally, guiding them to reallocate a few percentage points out of fixed income or equities into Bitcoin. This outcome relies on a critical mass of investors executing this strategy until those minor individual adjustments compound significantly.
Furthermore, the model presumes that Bitcoin preserves its decentralized and secure architecture. When questioned regarding potential threats to this trajectory, Moss pointed toward any failure that undermined either of those core attributes.
Moss suggests a $1 million valuation remains achievable by 2030… though dedicated holders might need to wait until 2032.
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Originally published at https://cointelegraph.com/magazine/bitcoins-best-buying-opportunity-ever-has-arrived-mark-moss?utm_source=rss_feed&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss_partner_inbound.
