According to @WatcherGuru, Jim Cramer said "we could really use some blockchain in a day like today," in a statement shared on Nov 11, 2025, which traders may interpret as a pro-blockchain signal worth monitoring for near-term sentiment shifts in crypto markets. Source: Watcher.Guru post on X dated Nov 11, 2025 (https://twitter.com/WatcherGuru/status/1988334190576975963). Given that investors actively track Cramer’s remarks and there are dedicated Inverse Cramer and Long Cramer ETFs (tickers SJIM and LJIM) launched by Tuttle Capital in 2023, the comment can act as a headline catalyst that traders watch for intraday momentum in BTC and ETH during volatile sessions. Source: Tuttle Capital Management fund materials and press releases (2023). Actionable focus for traders: monitor BTC and ETH spot-to-perp basis, funding rates, and open interest for any headline-driven dislocations following the statement, as these metrics are standard tools for gauging short-term crypto sentiment and leverage conditions in futures markets. Source: CME Group Bitcoin futures product resources and major exchange derivatives analytics pages (CME product guides; exchange funding/open-interest dashboards).

According to @cryptorover, Jim Cramer posted that it's Friday... you do not want the futures to open up. You don't want Palantir to open up... a bullish day ahead of us (source: @cryptorover on X, Nov 7, 2025). The post highlights U.S. stock index futures and Palantir (PLTR) at the open as immediate sentiment watch points for traders (source: @cryptorover on X, Nov 7, 2025). Some traders monitor Cramer's calls as sentiment signals, evidenced by Tuttle Capital's Inverse Cramer ETF, ticker SJIM, which is designed to take the opposite side of his recommendations (source: Tuttle Capital Management, SJIM fund documentation). Given historically positive BTC and U.S. equity correlations during risk-on periods, crypto participants may monitor cross-asset momentum if the session skews bullish (source: Kaiko Research correlation studies 2023–2024; Coin Metrics State of the Network reports 2020–2024).