Samson Mow presents a bullish thesis for Bitcoin, projecting a fair market price of $200,000 based on demand, with a longer-term prediction of $1,000,000 within approximately two years. He attributes current market suppression to capital diversion into altcoins and meme coins, which historically precede Bitcoin corrections. Mow anticipates a rapid upward movement in Bitcoin's price, drawing parallels to gold's recent significant appreciation. Key drivers for this projected growth include consistent accumulation by Bitcoin treasury companies, such as MicroStrategy, and the increased institutional demand facilitated by Bitcoin spot ETFs like IBIT, which remove traditional retail onboarding barriers. Bitcoin's finite supply of 21 million coins is highlighted as a critical factor distinguishing it from gold, whose production can scale with demand. He observes that capital flushed from altcoin markets creates a more stable foundation for Bitcoin's price discovery. The analysis suggests that a price point of $500,000 will galvanize central banks and nation-states, accelerating Bitcoin's ascent. The current price of Bitcoin is approximately $92,716.00. A breach below $80,000 is identified as a critical threshold that would invalidate the immediate bullish outlook. Mow emphasizes the urgency of accumulation at present price levels, anticipating significant upward price movements in the near term and noting that Bitcoin's current valuation barely keeps pace with real inflation.