'$1 Million Per BTC' Samson Mow Explains Difference Between Gold and Bitcoin

Samson Mow explains that Bitcoin (BTC) has a big difference from gold (XAU), despite the fact that it is always compared to gold. A veteran blockchain entrepreneur says that rather than a physical "bearer", the key to owning Bitcoin (BTC) is knowledge. Bitcoin (BTC) vs. Gold (XAU): Samson Mow speaks on the main differences between the two assets 

The main difference between Bitcoin (BTC) and Gold (XAU) is the nature of ownership of the two assets. While Orange Coin requires knowledge of the private key to "own" the asset, gold (XAU) is a "bearer" asset that requires physical ownership. Renowned Bitcoin (BTC) evangelist, JAN3 and Pixelmatic CEO Samson Mow pointed out this clear difference in a post shared with his 340,000 followers today, 

March 15, 2025. He also added that the concept of "bearer" has now become blurred. Bitcoin (BTC) is often referred to as “digital gold,” which has always been one of its key value narratives. Like gold (XAU), bitcoin (BTC) has no emission center and its supply is limited, which is a significant advantage compared to fiat currencies subject to inflation. As previously reported by U.Today, Samson Mow is a proponent of the $1,000,000 super bullish price theory for bitcoin (BTC). Related Thursday, 02/13/2025 - 11:47 Bitcoin to $1,000,000? Samson Mow offers 6 catalysts for it Gamza Khanzadeh He compared bitcoin (BTC) to gold (XAU) in the context of the US Federal Reserve’s bitcoin strategy discussions. 

Gold (XAU) Price Hits All-Time High of Over $3,000 Amid global geopolitical uncertainty and recession fears, gold (XAU) has proven its place as a reserve asset. Gold (XAU) prices in April futures reached $3,001.30, extending the 20% surge seen in recent months. According to Ross Norman, CEO of Metals Daily, the price of this shiny metal is expected to continue rising and possibly reach $3,200 in 2025. Meanwhile, the largest cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) is unable to break out of its bearish momentum. At press time, BTC was trading at $83,900, down 23% from its all-time high. Announcements about strategic reserves were received with very limited enthusiasm.