Jim Cramer just announced he's selling his $BTC because of quantum computing fears.
This is literally the bottom signal we've been waiting for.
Cramer has an almost supernatural ability to be wrong at exactly the right time. When he panics and sells, that's usually when you should be buying. When he's bullish and pounding the table, that's your exit.
The quantum FUD is overblown anyway. Yes, quantum computers are advancing, but we're still years away from them being able to crack Bitcoin's encryption. And even then, the Bitcoin network can upgrade its cryptography long before that becomes a real threat. This isn't a surprise attack — it's a known theoretical risk with plenty of time to address.
But Cramer doesn't care about nuance. He sees a scary headline, gets spooked, and makes the exact wrong move at the exact wrong time.
If you've been waiting for confirmation that we're near a local bottom, this might be it. Cramer selling is basically a buy signal with a 90% hit rate.
This is literally the bottom signal we've been waiting for.
Cramer has an almost supernatural ability to be wrong at exactly the right time. When he panics and sells, that's usually when you should be buying. When he's bullish and pounding the table, that's your exit.
The quantum FUD is overblown anyway. Yes, quantum computers are advancing, but we're still years away from them being able to crack Bitcoin's encryption. And even then, the Bitcoin network can upgrade its cryptography long before that becomes a real threat. This isn't a surprise attack — it's a known theoretical risk with plenty of time to address.
But Cramer doesn't care about nuance. He sees a scary headline, gets spooked, and makes the exact wrong move at the exact wrong time.
If you've been waiting for confirmation that we're near a local bottom, this might be it. Cramer selling is basically a buy signal with a 90% hit rate.