Mark Moss, co-founder of the Bitcoin Opportunity Fund, suggests that current market conditions offer a significant buying opportunity for Bitcoin. He notes that increased accessibility through banks and ETFs, combined with institutional adoption, marks a shift toward mainstream investment.
Bitcoin experienced volatility following US midterm elections, briefly exceeding $80,000 before declining to $74,762 by Friday and further to approximately $73,500 on Sunday. This drop followed reports regarding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and a $6.3 billion Binance hack.
Despite recent price fluctuations, Moss highlights that Bitcoin historically gained an average of 53% in the 12 months following previous US midterm elections. He projects that Bitcoin could reach a new all-time high in 2027.
Moss identifies Strategy (MSTR) as a leading Bitcoin treasury company, noting its holdings reached 849,327 BTC by November 2, 2026, representing over 4% of the maximum supply. However, he maintains that direct Bitcoin ownership remains superior to holding corporate shares.
Looking toward 2030 or 2032, Moss models a potential price of $1 million per Bitcoin. This scenario assumes Bitcoin captures a significant share of global investor wealth currently held in stocks, bonds, gold, and real estate.
