Samson Mow Details $750,000 Bitcoin Target Under New 'Omega 60' Model
Jan3 CEO Samson Mow outlined his firm's 'Omega 60' pricing model, which targets a $750,000 Bitcoin price as a critical threshold where fiat currencies lose structural relevance. In a wide-ranging interview, Mow also projected MicroStrategy stock to reach $5,000 per share while detailing the impact of corporate treasury adoption.
Samson Mow, CEO of Bitcoin technology firm Jan3, has detailed the framework behind his team's "Omega 60" valuation model. Originally developed in 2021 to assist with El Salvador's Bitcoin bond issuance, the model projects price growth based on a conservative 60% median annual compound rate. Central to the framework is a threshold Mow calls the "terminus line"—the point where Bitcoin's market capitalization reaches approximately half that of gold. At current metrics, that demarcation line sits at $750,000 per Bitcoin, marking an entry into a "terminus zone" where traditional fiat money increasingly fails to function effectively as a store of value.
During the discussion, Mow emphasized the importance of maintaining long-term exposure, highlighting that the majority of Bitcoin's annual performance occurs within a concentrated window of roughly 10 to 15 trading days. He argued that the market structure has evolved significantly due to spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and corporate treasury buyers, which together act to dampen historical 80% drawdowns. According to Mow, these continuous accumulation mechanisms mean Bitcoin has already established its macro bottom for the current cycle, shifting structural price discovery away from retail-driven boom-and-bust patterns.
Addressing corporate treasuries, Mow offered a highly bullish outlook on MicroStrategy (MSTR), predicting its stock price could rise to $5,000 per share. He defended the firm's digital credit products, such as STRC, describing them as essential engines that drive Bitcoin per share accretion for common shareholders while offering traditional investors yield insulated from direct asset volatility. Mow noted that despite recent market stress, MicroStrategy's expanded dollar reserves and ongoing asset purchases—totaling 170,000 BTC this year—demonstrate a sustainable framework that bridges traditional finance with Bitcoin's underlying monetary properties.