Jim Cramer has shifted to a 100% bearish stance on Bitcoin, according to sentiment-tracking data from Unbias.
The change has drawn immediate attention from crypto traders who monitor Cramer’s views as a market sentiment signal.
Data shows Cramer’s last three Bitcoin calls have all been bearish, placing him in what Unbias categorises as “perma-bear” territory.
The development has reignited discussion around the so-called “Inverse Cramer” narrative within crypto communities.
Traders often treat Cramer’s emphatic calls as sentiment extremes rather than direct forecasts.
Bitcoin is currently trading in the mid-$80,000 range following weeks of choppy price action.
The market has struggled to regain momentum since the October 10 sell-off.
Analysts describe Bitcoin as range-bound, with resistance between $90,000 and $93,000.
Structural support is seen closer to the $81,000 to $85,000 zone.
The failure to reclaim higher levels before year-end has weighed on short-term sentiment.
Broader market indicators point to a defensive trading environment.
The Crypto Fear and Greed Index recently slipped into “Extreme Fear” territory.