Renowned crypto analyst and founder of Jan3, Samson Moe, believes that the current price level of Bitcoin does not yet indicate the beginning of a true bull market. He emphasizes that the current rise in the price of the first cryptocurrency is merely a result of inflation outpacing it, rather than a sign of a market peak.
This is reported by Finway
Forecasts for Bitcoin’s Future Movement
Samson Moe is convinced that the main momentum for growth is still ahead. He predicts that the market peak could be reached in 2026, although he does not believe in classic market cycles. The expert also notes the possibility of a so-called “God’s Christmas Candle” — a powerful bullish movement that could lead to a sharp price spike.
“We are only slightly ahead of inflation at this price point,” Moe emphasized.
Previously, Moe expressed the opinion that Bitcoin could quickly rise to $1 million in the event of a rapid and intense market impulse. According to him, this will not be a gradual increase, but rather a short-term and sharp surge that could bring the price to new historical highs within just a few weeks or months.
Market Dynamics and Investor Behavior
The expert also commented on the market situation regarding the sale of coins by long-term holders (OG) and their repurchase by new traders. Samson Moe disagrees with the assumption that OGs are currently mass-selling their Bitcoins. He emphasizes that many are succumbing to fear and speculation about sales at prices above $100,000, which he believes are unfounded concerns.
Regarding the current situation in 2025, Moe notes that the fundamental characteristics of Bitcoin have not undergone significant changes. If we follow the theory of market cycles, the peak of growth is still ahead, and it could occur as early as 2026.
It is worth noting that at the beginning of November 2025, the price of Bitcoin fell below the $100,000 mark for the first time since June. This sparked discussions among analysts about the future dynamics: whether this is merely a correction or the beginning of a significant decline.