Bitcoin’s Next Leg Up: Samson Mow Predicts Capital Avalanche Before Real Bull Market

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Bitcoin is like that one party guest who shows up late, but when they do, they make sure everyone knows it’s time to dance. 🚀 With growing conviction, altcoin weaknesses, and some old-school fundamental focus, it looks like Bitcoin might just be gearing up for the breakout we’ve all been waiting for. Again.

Bitcoin’s Bull Engine Is Firing – And the Capital Influx Could Be Relentless, If Not a Little Chaotic 💸

Alright, folks. It’s not just wishful thinking anymore. The buzz around Bitcoin’s comeback is louder than a toddler after too many candy bars. Some are whispering (or shouting, really) that the recent dip is the perfect excuse for a massive bullish rebound. And Samson Mow, CEO of Jan3, just tweeted that, on October 11, this downturn exposed some pretty massive holes in altcoins – and you know what that means: more money might be coming back to the big guy, Bitcoin.

He didn’t mince words: “It’s time for bitcoin’s next leg up,” he says. And to be honest, who are we to argue with a man who makes crypto sound like a strategic war game?

Yesterday’s purge is likely the catalyst for the real bitcoin bull market. Plan accordingly.

So, yeah, apparently when the altcoins went down, all that was left was a bunch of hot air, like a meme coin at a Wall Street party. No liquidity, no buyers, just… nothing. Mow’s saying that all the altcoin ETF pushers who bet on these “other” coins are in for a tough time. 😬

But wait, there’s more. Mow dropped another juicy prediction:

Massive amounts of capital will flow back to bitcoin as a new generation of bitcoin maximalists are born.

In simpler terms: people are finally realizing Bitcoin is that solid, reliable friend you can call when everyone else is too busy partying. And when those new Bitcoin enthusiasts show up, they’re gonna bring a lot of cash. 💰

Now, don’t get too comfy, Mow has been vocal about the fact that the real bitcoin bull market hasn’t even started yet. Sure, Bitcoin’s marginally beating inflation right now, but that’s like being the fastest runner in a group of people who don’t actually know how to jog. It’s not saying much, right?

Some naysayers, of course, are still pointing at Bitcoin’s wild volatility and liquidity problems like they’re waving red flags. But the true believers? Well, they’re just over there sipping their Bitcoin Kool-Aid, convinced that its finite supply and decentralized charm will outlast the flimsy altcoins. 🌍✨

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2025-10-13 01:19