In remarks reported by ChainCatcher on November 10, 2026, Bitcoin Opportunity Fund co-founder Mark Moss told Cointelegraph’s Trade Secrets podcast that acceptance of Bitcoin by Wall Street and the U.S. government has created what he described as the “best buying opportunity in history.”
Why Moss frames skepticism as the opportunity
Moss first bought Bitcoin in 2015 at about $300, when he said the risk was extremely high. He argued that a consensus has since formed among the U.S. government and Wall Street, while most people still treat Bitcoin as a scam. In his view, that remaining skepticism is the source of the opportunity.
He said Bitcoin is crossing the “chasm” between early adopters and mainstream investors. Banks and ETFs, he argued, have lowered the barrier to buying, and financial advisers may persuade clients who have stayed on the sidelines to enter. These are Moss’s characterizations of the adoption path, not demonstrated outcomes.
Post-election price path and ETF flows
The same report said Bitcoin rose above $80,000 after the U.S. midterm elections, then gave back those gains as technology stocks pulled back. It fell to $74,762 on Friday, the lowest level since August, and dipped further to about $73,500 on Sunday.
Moss pointed to a $6.3 billion Binance hacking incident after which the price did not fall sharply, which he read as evidence that selling pressure was being exhausted. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF flows were volatile during election week: a net inflow of about $75 million on Wednesday and a net outflow of $430 million on Thursday.
His midterm comparison and 2027 expectation
Citing data back to 2014, Moss said Bitcoin had risen by an average of about 53% in the 12 months after prior U.S. midterm elections. On that basis he expects a new all-time high in 2027. The average and the 2027 expectation are his, tied to the historical comparison he cited; they are not a guaranteed path.
Strategy’s holdings and his longer-dated model
Moss named Strategy (MSTR) as the Bitcoin treasury company he considers most worth holding. The firm began buying Bitcoin in 2020 and, as of November 2, held 849,327 BTC, more than 4% of Bitcoin’s maximum supply. He said he would not exchange Bitcoin he holds for Strategy stock.
Under his model, if Bitcoin competes with stocks, bonds, gold, and real estate for a share of investors’ wealth, the price could reach $1 million, possibly in 2030 and at the latest in 2032. That figure is conditional on the wealth-share competition he specified and belongs only to his model. If Bitcoin does not gain that share on the terms he assumes, the price level and timing he described would not follow from the model as stated.
