Cramer Missed Again — And the Market Did What It Does Best
Remember that TV guy who screamed Bitcoin was "dead" a couple years back? Now he suddenly claims BTC will rocket to $82K. And what happened? Price immediately dumped through $77K and tapped $76K. Classic.
I'm not saying Cramer's a perfect contrarian indicator (though the "Cramer Effect" meme sticks around for a reason). It's just that the market's walking a razor's edge right now: liquidity's paper-thin, ETF flows are shaky, and every loud voice jangles traders' nerves. When someone yells "buy!" — sellers instantly test how serious those words are. Turns out they weren't. No follow-through, support broke within an hour.
Here's the real deal: BTC's hovering around $78,500 coinmarketcap.com, stuck in a range where every percentage point decides whether we see a breakout or another slide toward $72K. Macro's messy, but the structure hasn't collapsed yet. The issue isn't Cramer — it's that buyers are tired of catching falling knives without volume or institutional confirmation backing the move.
Personally, I'm waiting for a clean close above $80K with real volume before believing in continuation. Until then, every "bullish" shout without follow-through is just noise.
What's your take — is the market testing a bottom here, or gearing up for a fresh move after this consolidation?
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