Mark Moss Says Bitcoin Is Now Too Big to Derail, Regulators Included

Mark Moss says Bitcoin has officially reached escape velocity. The founder of The Market Disruptors told Cointelegraph's Ciaran Lyons that he sees nothing on the horizon capable of derailing the asset anymore — and that includes government regulation.

With BlackRock and JPMorgan standing behind it, Moss argued on #TRADESECRETS that Bitcoin is now "too entrenched to fail." His point: the biggest names in traditional finance have already planted their flags, and that changes the game.

Moss's confidence carries one condition. As long as Bitcoin keeps its two defining traits — decentralization and security — he doesn't see a scenario that knocks it off course. Those are the load-bearing walls of his whole thesis.

The pitch lands at a moment when the crypto industry's old nemesis, the establishment, has become one of its loudest allies. Having BlackRock and JPMorgan in Bitcoin's corner is a far cry from the era when Wall Street treated the asset as a curiosity at best.

For now, Moss is betting the network's design matters more than any regulator's rulebook. Whether that holds is the question the market keeps answering in real time.