Bitcoin traded near $76,000 at press time, down 16% over the past 7 days. The price briefly dipped to trade near $73,000 before stabilizing, and has a trading volume of $68B, an increase of more than 18% over the past 24-hours.
Santiment data shows a clear shift in trader mood. Online discussion moved away from short-term bounce calls and toward downside targets. Mentions of $50,000-$59,000 surged, while talk of $90,000-$99,000 faded, which indicates fear replacing greed. There is a possibility for a short-term relief rally because markets often move in the opposite direction from what the crowd expects.
Cramer added that a fast move higher would distract traders from the break below $80,000 and allow bullish narratives to return. He also mocked traders who label any small rebound as a double bottom.
The TV personality noted that many of Bitcoin’s loud defenders tend to reappear only after the price recovers. Cramer claimed that without aggressive buying, the chart damage remains.
Cramer later tightened his view on pullback risk. He described the $73,800 zone as a critical support level that should not fail and suggested that Strategy use another zero-coupon convertible or a spot secondary offering to fund immediate Bitcoin buying. Cramer said,
“Time to do another zero coupon convert and stop this decline. Strategy’s earnings depend upon it and what will you talk about when you report Thursday. Let’s get this done!”
At the same time, US equity markets pushed to record highs, increasing the contrast between stocks and Bitcoin. Cramer framed this divergence as pressure on Strategy to act before confidence breaks further.
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OKX founder Star Xu agreed with the Bitcoin bull. The entrepreneur also stated that everyone should be their “own MicroStrategy” and “build their own long-term conviction and discipline.”
