The head of major cryptocurrency exchange Binance, Changpeng Zhao, also known as CZ, has commented on the recent success of the Bitcoin (BTC) price. In addition to the entrepreneur's statement that BTC is "still here," he also ironically noted the accuracy of the predictions of famed cryptocurrency critic and host of CNBC's Mad Money show, Jim Cramer.
What did Jim Cramer say this time?
It's about Cramer's tweet from Tuesday, Jan. 9, in which he noted a good opportunity to withdraw investments from cryptocurrencies, which as the presenter says "can't be trusted." The irony is that since then, in less than a week, Bitcoin has risen in value by more than 20% and has come to where it was before the crisis caused by the fall of FTX.
Good chance AGAIN to get out of crypto and scale out of Chinese stocks as neither can be trusted
— Jim Cramer (@jimcramer) January 9, 2023Bitcoin Could Crash to $50,000 Before Its Starts Rallying, Tom Lee SaysSHIB Burns Skyrocket 2,221%, Here's What's HappeningTop Ripple Lawyer Says Gensler 'Anti-Crypto Crusade' Is ImplodingStellar (XLM) Below Key Indicator, Solana (SOL) Bull Run Officially Ended? Ethereum (ETH) on Verge of Ending It
The Binance chief asked Cramer to keep on spreading fear, uncertainty and doubt about cryptocurrencies so that the market will continue to rise. Recall that the presenter has been known for the inverse "accuracy" of his predictions since 2008, when he publicly stated that global investment bank Bear Stearns would not be able to collapse. It is easy to guess what happened next.
Alex DovbnyaCramer did not respond to the jabs from CZ or other members of the crypto community, but earlier, four days after his initial tweet, he called the ongoing growth a short squeeze and drew attention to the story with Genesis and Gemini, whose investigations have been initiated by the SEC.
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