Bitcoin Bull Run Hasn’t Begun Yet, Says Samson Mow as Optimism Builds for Rally

Bitcoin’s next explosive rally is quietly brewing as institutional momentum builds, supply tightens, and market resilience signals a powerful breakout ahead.

Bitcoin’s Bullish Foundation Strengthens Amid Market Calm

Optimism surrounding bitcoin’s long-term outlook is strengthening as industry leaders express growing confidence in its next major rally. Bitcoin advocate Samson Mow, who serves as chief executive officer of the bitcoin infrastructure firm Jan3, stated on social media platform X on Oct. 9 that the crypto’s underlying fundamentals remain strong despite its subdued performance. His outlook suggests that the current consolidation phase could be laying the groundwork for the next significant rally, supported by expanding institutional interest and a tightening supply landscape.

He said:

REMINDER: The bitcoin bull run hasn’t started yet. We’re just marginally outperforming inflation at this price range.

Mow recently said the long-anticipated bitcoin bull run has yet to occur and may be delayed until 2026, pointing to shifting macroeconomic and institutional factors. He noted that although President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, the U.S. has not begun official accumulation.

Mow’s assessment reflects confidence that bitcoin remains undervalued relative to its long-term potential, framing current price movements as a buildup rather than a peak. His perspective aligns with analysts who see the asset’s steady trading range as a sign of strengthening market resilience rather than weakness.

He recently affirmed his confidence in BTC’s foundational simplicity, commenting:

I am content with Bitcoin the way it is today. I don’t have any need for new features or more programmability.

His position reinforces the belief that bitcoin’s strength lies in its stability and resistance to unnecessary technical experimentation. While some developers argue for greater functionality to expand bitcoin’s utility, Mow and other long-term advocates maintain that its design as decentralized, censorship-resistant money remains its most powerful advantage.