Jim Cramer posted a four-word message on X, “Crypto put us on,” which can notably be read as “crypto fooled us,” but it does not clearly state his position on Bitcoin. His statements reflect a changing view: supportive in 2021, then critical after the 2022 bankruptcies, before admitting in November 2023 that selling had been “premature.” The “Inverse Cramer” meme, which takes the opposite side of his recommendations, led to the launch of two ETFs in March 2023 that were later closed. One followed Cramer’s recommendations and the other sought to invert them; neither fund was affiliated with M. Cramer or managed with his participation. The gap between his December 2022 call to sell and Bitcoin’s move above 100,000 dollars two years later fuels jokes, but does not make the “Inverse Cramer” a reliable investment indicator.
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