Bitcoin will eventually be adopted by almost all countries – Samson Mow

Jan3 founder Samson Mow stated on the What Bitcoin Did podcast that many countries are gradually overcoming their skepticism about cryptocurrencies and are already developing strategies to implement Bitcoin.

According to Mow, governments are gradually moving from experimentation with Bitcoin to a phase of rapidly growing interest. Mow is confident that governments will soon experience widespread FOMO, and many will rush to create strategic reserves in Bitcoin, following the example of the United States.

This year, US President Donald Trump signed an executive order establishing a cryptocurrency reserve. The US currently holds 198,012 BTC, making it the largest holder of the cryptocurrency. However, Mow warned that competing countries, including Pakistan, could overtake the US in developing a cryptocurrency reserve if Washington abandons the initiative. In May, Pakistan already announced the creation of a BTC reserve.

Mou also mentioned Latin America, where countries would also be willing to implement Bitcoin at the national level to mitigate the risk of fiat currency devaluation. In September, Paraguayan authorities began discussing the possibility of creating a Bitcoin reserve fund.

However, Bitcoin's price dynamics have fallen slightly short of Mow's 2025 expectations. According to his calculations, the crypto market should already be in a bullish trend that could last until 2026. Bitcoin is currently trading at $120,900, up almost 7% over the past month, and its market capitalization is $2.4 billion.

Jan3's CEO previously suggested that Ethereum holders would sell off the altcoin as soon as its price rises and then invest the proceeds in Bitcoin.

Source: cryptonews.net