CNBC "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer said, "You should own Bitcoin, Bitcoin is a good thing for your investment portfolio."

CNBC's "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer said, "I think BTC, Ether, and even some other Crypto Assets deserve a place in your investment portfolio." (Watcher.Guru)

CNBC Mad Money host Jim Cramer shared his thoughts on Ethereum and Spot ETH exchange Exchange Funds (ETF) this week, saying, "I hold ETH because I think Ethereum is a good store of value in today's world where the dollar is going to struggle due to the large federal budget deficit in the United States." In addition, Jim Cramer clarified that ETH is not a stock, "but thinks it's worth having." Jim Cramer, a former Bitcoin supporter, sold his entire Bitcoin holdings due to ransomware fears after initially suggesting allocating 5% of his portfolio to BTC in March 2021.

Odaily Planet Daily News Reverse bet on US-based CNBC "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer trading suggested ETF closed after just 10 months of trading. Cramer has mixed attitudes about Crypto Assets, having previously claimed that Crypto Assets "have no real value" but later admitted that he was wrong and revealed that he "made a lot of money" from Bitcoin, even though he had urged investors to sell Bitcoin a few days earlier. On January 25, the fund's manager, Tuttle Capital Management, announced that its Inverse Cramer ETF (SJIM), which was launched in early March 2023, will be closed and liquidated on the last trading day of February 13. It is reported that the fund ended up attracting only $2.4 million in funding, with a return of -15% since its inception. Tuttle Capital claims that the company "does not have time to continue operating this portfolio" due to other, more successful ETFs. It also said it expects SJIM to cease operations on February 23, liquidate its assets and distribute them to shareholders, who will receive cash equivalent to the net asset value of their fund shares. In addition, the company has applied for 6 ETFs that leverage Bitcoin, which are 1.5x, 1.75x, and 2x long-short ETFs. （Cointelegraph）

CNBC host Jim Cramer said that the SEC's approval of SpotBitcoin ETFs does not mean that the agency supports these products. SEC President Gary Gensler has expressed a negative view of Crypto Assets, rejecting more than 20 applications for SpotBitcoin ETPs in the past five years.

TV personality and financial adviser Jim Cramer said Bitcoin is "peaking," while just a few days ago he claimed that Bitcoin is "here to stay." Cramer choices tend to go in the opposite direction, a phenomenon that has even led to the creation of Reverse Cramer ETFs. This tool is designed for Short assets mentioned by celebrities in their popular shows.

TV personality and financial advisor Jim Cramer said on CNBC: "You can't destroy BTC, and the late Charlie Munger turned a blind eye to it. It's a technological marvel and is here to stay."

Golden Finance reported that television personality and financial advisor Jim Cramer said on CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” program that he would stay away from Bitcoin because he believed “Bitcoin is about to fall significantly.”

CNBC's well-known host Jim Cramer turned his attention on Monday to companies that promote the use of generative artificial intelligence. With many of these stocks in the red, Cramer suspects that, with the exception of Nvidia, many AI companies don't appear to be truly monetizing AI. The good news, though, is that many of these AI companies are highly profitable, so their stocks won't crash completely, unlike other hot stocks like certain electric vehicles. According to Cramer, Microsoft, Google, ServiceNow, Amazon, Cisco and Snowflake could be future winners. But for the most part, he says, even the "best players" don't seem to have a clear plan for their AI capabilities.