Renowned Bitcoin maximalist and JAN3 chief executive officer Samson Mow has taken to the X social media platform (formerly known as Twitter) to reveal his bullish take on the plans of the US government recently voiced by pro-Bitcoin senator Cynthia Lummis to buy a whopping 1 million BTC and make strategic reserves of the world’s flagship cryptocurrency.

Are future US Bitcoin reserves priced in? Mow shares take

Mow believes that these potential Bitcoin reserves will not slow down Bitcoin price from growing, perhaps even reaching $1 million. The boss of the JAN3 company focused on helping nation-states to adopt BTC reckons that “strategic Bitcoin reserves are not priced in,” according to a recently published tweet of his.

Similar discussion often rise before various upcoming events that may be significant for the Bitcoin price. The most recent one was the fourth BTC halving that occurred on April 20 this year and reduced the block reward for miners by half – from 6.25 to 3.125 BTC.

The announcement was made by Cynthia Lummis during the Bitcoin 2024 event that took place recently in the USA, Nashville. Among the speakers were Bitcoin investor, head of Galaxy Digital fund Mike Novogratz, founder of the largest corporate Bitcoin holder MicroStrategy Michael Saylor, Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood, former US NSA analyst and its whistleblower Edward Snowden, etc.

Mow believes that Bitcoin is likely to reach the $1 million price mark within a year. Even though it does not happen within this time frame, he stated in earlier tweets this year, this price surge is still inevitable in the near future.

Mt. Gox summarizes crypto payouts made in July

Chinese cryptocurrency journalist and blogger has shared that the non-functional crypto exchange Mt. Gox’s Rehabilitation Trustee made compensation repayments in Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash to more than 17,000 creditors up to now.

Approximately six billion worth of BTC and BCH were paid out in July through centralized cryptocurrency exchanges to those who suffered from the loss of funds during the Mt. Gox hack discovered in 2014 after which the platform was shut down. The payments were made at the start and at the end of July.

The recent payouts have pushed the Bitcoin price down by almost 9%, pushing it from $70,000 to the $64,000 zone.