Samson Mow, a prominent Bitcoin advocate and CEO of Jan3, has taken to social media to proclaim that the time has come for a monumental Bitcoin surge. Mow, a staunch believer in the cryptocurrency's potential, has long predicted that Bitcoin will eventually reach the $1 million mark. His latest tweet, accompanied by an animated GIF of a dragon unleashing a pillar of green fire, signals his expectation of an "Omega candle" event – a tremendous green candle on Bitcoin charts, potentially accompanied by large volatility curves.

Mow's tweet was a response to his former boss, Adam Back, who had asked "is it time?" in a recent post. Back, a fellow Bitcoin enthusiast, shares Mow's optimism about the cryptocurrency's future. The GIF, which has been used by both Mow and Back, symbolizes the impending "Omega candle" that will propel Bitcoin to unprecedented heights.

Mow's prediction comes on the heels of the spot Bitcoin ETF launch, which he believes will create a demand shock, driving up the price of Bitcoin. Additionally, the recent halving event, which occurred in mid-April, has led to a supply shock, setting the stage for a dramatic clash between demand and supply.

Renowned financial expert and entrepreneur Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," has also weighed in on the debate, dispelling the notion that bonds are a safe investment. Kiyosaki argues that even sophisticated investors can face significant losses when AAA bonds default, and instead recommends diversifying into safer assets like gold, silver, and Bitcoin before their prices skyrocket.

As the cryptocurrency market continues to evolve, Mow's prediction has sent shockwaves through the community, with many investors eagerly awaiting the imminent "Omega candle" event. With Bitcoin's price currently hovering around $68,530, the question on everyone's mind is – will it reach $1 million, and if so, when? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain – the world of cryptocurrency is on the cusp of a revolutionary transformation, and Bitcoin is leading the charge.