How Bitcoin Might Take a Nose Dive and Turn into a Zero — with a Twist! 🚀💸

Ah, the wonderful world of Bitcoin—where dreams are made of digital gold, and occasional nightmares involve sudden zeroes, plus a dash of the uncanny. Enter Mr. Samson Mow, a gentleman of some repute among the crypto savants and a sort of prophet who insists that if you’re skipping the BTC party now, you’ll end up paying through the nose later—yes, at a price that would make even the most hardened speculator choke on their morning tea.

He took to Twitter recently, a brave man in these volatile days, and suggested that if you’re dithering about buying Bitcoin, you might find its value has shot off to “zero…point five million.” Quite the dramatic flair, isn’t it? Not to worry, he assured us that this “zero” isn’t exactly the kind that causes a gentleman to faint into his whisky, but more like a new, avant-garde Zero—perhaps the kind you haven’t seen before, with a dash of piquant peculiarity. Or at least, that’s the way I see it.

Bitcoin Could Go to “Zero…Point Five Million,” Mow Warns (And We All Know He’s Usually Right, Eh?)

Now, our dear Mr. Mow—who has previously predicted Bitcoin’s sky-high ascendancy to the grand million-dollar mark—likes to talk about something called “Omega candles,” which sound more like a midnight snack than a financial term, but apparently have the power to lift Bitcoin’s price into the stratosphere. Today, he waves a warning flag—brace yourselves—suggesting that when the hesitant finally dive in, Bitcoin may already have galloped off to “zero…point five million.” Quite the scenic drive, one must admit.

He’s not quite calling for Bitcoin’s demise in the traditional sense; no, he hints that this “zero” could be an entirely different zero altogether. Perhaps the sort that leaves you scratching your head, pondering whether you started investing in digital currency or in a particularly elaborate magic trick. And if you think he’s joking, check out his tweet, which is as reassuring as a cat in a dog show:

Be careful when you buy #Bitcoin because it could suddenly go to zero

𝅵𝅵𝅵ᅠ⁨⁨⁠   

point five M.

— Samson Mow (@Excellion) August 4, 2025

According to our wise oracle, the tantalizing prospect of Bitcoin hitting $1 million hinges on scarcity—imagine that, less of the stuff around—and the ever-growing flock of financial institutions, governments, and perhaps even clandestine state actors, getting in on the fun. Every four years, a ritual called “halving” takes place, reducing the reward for mining a Bitcoin by half—like cutting a pie into smaller slices but still expecting everyone to be happy. As of January 2024, ETFs—those charming securities—are hoovering up BTC faster than a vacuum in a dust storm. Everyone from giant corporations to clever startups is mimicking the same game, hoarding Bitcoin like it’s sweetmeats at the fair.

And what’s the result? The supply is shrinking faster than your patience during a family holiday. The game is on, and only the most cunning will get a piece of the pie.

Everyone’s Asking: Why Aren’t the Common Folks Snatching Up Bitcoin Like Pick-and-May?

In a more recent chat, Mow sidesteps the question of whether the entire world’s governments and billionaires might buy up every last Bitcoin—rather, he hints that the real stumbling block is simple: the man on the street just doesn’t understand Bitcoin enough to be dropping hundred-thousand-dollar bills below $100,000. It’s all about—the language of the future, apparently—a “lack of understanding.”

“Will billions of people front-run corporations and governments to hold #Bitcoin themselves?@Excellion says the biggest barrier isn’t access, it’s understanding. That’s why at JAN3, we are building tools like @AquaBitcoin to help the next billion join the network. 🌍🟧”

— JAN3 (@JAN3com) August 3, 2025

He believes folks were quite content to sit on their hands when Bitcoin was wobbling around $80,000 to $90,000, but oh, they’d jump like frogs on a lily pad when it finally breaches the hallowed hundred-thousand mark. Meanwhile, the big fish—those with bottomless wallets—continue to scoop up BTC faster than a kid at a candy store, securing their fortunes before anyone else even catches a glimpse of the prize.

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2025-08-04 15:46