Samson Mow Predicts Elon Musk Will Go All-In on Bitcoin in 2026 as $1.3M BTC Target Looms
Samson Mow, the founder of Jan3, said that Elon Musk is expected to strongly embrace Bitcoin in 2026, describing it as a major shift in Musk’s approach to the cryptocurrency.
Musk has supported crypto before but has also criticized Bitcoin over environmental concerns. Tesla stopped accepting Bitcoin payments in 2021 and sold most of its Bitcoin in 2022.
Despite this, Mow thinks Musk could return to Bitcoin in a big way. Mow also predicts Bitcoin’s price could reach $1.33 million in 2026, up more than 1,300% from its current level near $90,000. He says a $1 million Bitcoin is unavoidable, whether it happens in 2025 or 2026.
According to Mow, the main reason Bitcoin could surge is country-level adoption. He believes more governments are preparing to adopt Bitcoin, which could trigger a fast and powerful price rally. Mow says he does not worry about past predictions and prefers to focus only on what comes next.
Mow Predicts Strategy Stock Surge and Bitcoin to Beat Gold
Beyond Bitcoin, Mow expects Strategy (MSTR), led by Michael Saylor, to see its stock price rise to $5,000, far above its current price. He also believes Bitcoin will outperform gold and silver and says at least one country will launch a Bitcoin-backed bond.
Not everyone agrees with Mow’s bullish outlook. Some crypto executives expect steady growth instead of massive gains. Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan says Bitcoin is likely to rise over time but with lower volatility and no dramatic price explosion.
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