Mark Moss says Bitcoin’s best buying opportunity ever has arrived
Moss, co‑founder of the Bitcoin Opportunity Fund, expects a new all‑time high in 2027 as banks and spot ETFs widen retail access, despite recent price volatility.
Key takeaways
- 1Mark moss co‑founded the Bitcoin Opportunity Fund and became chief Bitcoin strategist at Satsuma Technology in 2025
- 2Bitcoin fell to $74,762 on Friday, its lowest level since August
- 3MicroStrategy held 849,327 BTC, about 4 percent of total supply
- 4Moss projects a $1 million Bitcoin price by 2030 if advisory allocations grow
Bitcoin Opportunity Fund co‑founder Mark Moss said on Thursday that the current market offers the best buying opportunity ever for Bitcoin and he expects the cryptocurrency to set a new all‑time high in 2027.
Moss co‑founded the Bitcoin Opportunity Fund and serves as an advisory partner. He was appointed chief Bitcoin strategist at UK‑listed Satsuma Technology in 2025 after a career that began with property‑flipping and later a medical‑equipment business.
He points to banks and US‑listed spot Bitcoin ETFs as evidence that institutional consensus has formed. ETF inflows surged to about $75 million on Wednesday of the midterm week before a $430 million outflow on Thursday, showing heightened interest and volatility.
Bitcoin briefly traded above $80,000 after Democrats took control of Congress, then fell to $74,762, its lowest level since August, before slipping to roughly $73,500 after news about Nvidia’s CEO. The price move followed a $6.3 billion Binance hack that, according to Moss, indicates sellers are running out of steam.
Moss cites data back to 2014 showing Bitcoin gained an average 53 percent in the 12 months after each US midterm election, a pattern he believes will repeat and help drive the next price surge.
He notes that MicroStrategy (MSTR) holds 849,327 BTC – more than 4 percent of the total supply – and calls it the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin treasury, though he still prefers holding the cryptocurrency directly.
Moss’s model projects Bitcoin could reach $1 million by 2030, or as late as 2032, if financial advisers allocate a small share of client portfolios to the asset and the global money supply continues to expand. The scenario hinges on Bitcoin remaining secure and decentralized.
Traders will watch ETF flow data and any regulatory shifts, while investors may look for the next wave of advisory‑driven allocations as the “chasm” between early adopters and the mainstream narrows.
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