In a video interview, Samson Mow shares his views on Bitcoin’s latest bloodbath, quantum fears and the catalysts that could drive Bitcoin’s next recovery.
In an exclusive Cointelegraph interview, Bitcoin OG Samson Mow outlines why the recent Bitcoin crash unfolded, the forces behind ongoing sell-offs, and why a rebound might arrive sooner than many expect.
Mow explains that Bitcoin’s status as the most liquid crypto and its nonstop, 24/7 trading make it unusually vulnerable to rapid downside moves that more traditional markets can often avoid in the short term.
The interview covers forced liquidations, momentum traders, and how shifts in risk appetite can accelerate drops. Mow also discusses the relationship between the recent rallies in gold and silver and potential capital rotation that could influence Bitcoin’s next directional move.
Another focal point is the so‑called “quantum threat” to cryptography. Mow evaluates the realistic timeline and risk of quantum computing undermining crypto security and how the industry might respond.
The conversation closes by revisiting the long‑term Bitcoin thesis: is Bitcoin’s price destined to rise because fiat currencies devalue, or is that an oversimplification? Mow weighs the macro factors and market mechanics that will likely shape Bitcoin’s path forward.
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This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity.
