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Ethereum investors, watch out. ETH is once again in the spotlight for Samson Mow.
The JAN3 CEO and outspoken Bitcoin advocate has urged ETH holders to move fast, calling this the “last chance to sell ETH above 0.03 BTC.”
Mow’s warning comes at a sensitive moment for Ethereum. Here are the critical details you should know.
$3.5 Billion ETH Set to Hit the Market
A total of 768,400 ETH, valued at about $3.5 billion, is currently queued for unstaking on the Ethereum network. Mow argues that this looming unlock could weigh heavily on ETH’s price, especially given the delays involved in exiting the validator queue.
“This is your last chance to sell ETH above 0.03 BTC,” he wrote, adding, “after you wait two weeks to exit the validator queue and then another 9 days for the sweep delay.”
He pointed out that ETH/BTC has rarely traded above 0.03. “You’re basically watching this thing go up and then you have to wait 3 weeks before you can sell. Big door in, small door out,” Mow said.
Mow vs Ethereum
But Mow’s criticism of Ethereum goes deeper than just staking risks. He alleged a cyclical trading pattern behind recent ETH-BTC price swings, claiming that early Ethereum investors, many holding large Bitcoin reserves, rotate BTC into ETH to push up prices using hype-driven narratives like “Ethereum Treasury” campaigns.
According to him, these actors then dump ETH at inflated levels, moving profits back into Bitcoin while leaving retail holders with losses.
“No one wants ETH in the long run,” Mow warned, cautioning traders against falling into orchestrated rotations that could turn them into what he called “generational bagholders.”
Also back in May, he warned that Ethereum spot ETFs would underperform Bitcoin ETFs and called that the “last chance to sell ETH above 0.05 BTC.”
Bitcoin Narrative Growing Stronger
For Mow, the bigger picture is clear: Bitcoin remains the asset to hold. He has repeatedly predicted BTC will reach $1 million per coin, driven by supply shocks and surging demand.
That call may sound bold, but Bitcoin has already hit new highs this year, climbing past $124,000. Adding to the momentum, the U.S. Treasury is now building a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve following President Trump’s executive order, while companies like Metaplanet continue to stockpile BTC.
With over 19 million out of 21 million coins already mined, the scarcity argument is only getting stronger.
Altcoins Under Pressure
Mow’s criticism doesn’t stop at Ethereum. He recently warned that Wall Street is about to “learn the harsh realities of shitcoins,” pointing to the volatility of tokens with weak fundamentals.
For traders, that means one thing: while Bitcoin tightens its grip as the dominant asset, altcoins could be heading for sharp corrections.
The Bottom Line
Samson Mow is once again pressing the Bitcoin-versus-Ethereum debate, but his timing is what has investors paying attention. With billions in ETH set to unlock and Bitcoin’s momentum building, the next few weeks could prove decisive for how capital flows in crypto.
