Bitcoin just keeps making the “Inverse Cramer” meme look interesting. ₿
Back in late July, Jim Cramer said he was going to sell his Bitcoin after IBM CEO Arvind Krishna raised concerns about the potential threat quantum computing could pose to Bitcoin’s cryptography.
BTC was trading around $62.8K at the time.
Fast-forward to today…
Bitcoin has pushed above $85,000, putting it roughly 35–36% higher than the level around Cramer’s infamous sell comment.
And here’s the part worth remembering:
There’s no public wallet or transaction record confirming that Cramer actually sold his entire BTC position. So the “he sold everything” part should be treated as his stated intention, not a verified transaction.
Interestingly, Cramer later told a caller to buy Bitcoin directly, adding another twist to the whole story.
So whether you call it Inverse Cramer, market timing, or simply Bitcoin doing what Bitcoin does…
The chart tells the story:
Cramer: I’m going to sell my Bitcoin.
Bitcoin: Okay… watch this.😂
$BTC
#Bitcoin #BTC #JimCramer #Crypto #BitcoinNews
Back in late July, Jim Cramer said he was going to sell his Bitcoin after IBM CEO Arvind Krishna raised concerns about the potential threat quantum computing could pose to Bitcoin’s cryptography.
BTC was trading around $62.8K at the time.
Fast-forward to today…
Bitcoin has pushed above $85,000, putting it roughly 35–36% higher than the level around Cramer’s infamous sell comment.
And here’s the part worth remembering:
There’s no public wallet or transaction record confirming that Cramer actually sold his entire BTC position. So the “he sold everything” part should be treated as his stated intention, not a verified transaction.
Interestingly, Cramer later told a caller to buy Bitcoin directly, adding another twist to the whole story.
So whether you call it Inverse Cramer, market timing, or simply Bitcoin doing what Bitcoin does…
The chart tells the story:
Cramer: I’m going to sell my Bitcoin.
Bitcoin: Okay… watch this.😂
$BTC
#Bitcoin #BTC #JimCramer #Crypto #BitcoinNews
