Jim Cramer has questioned the resilience of bitcoin advocates as the cryptocurrency's price fell to $74,000, its lowest since April 2025. The CNBC host highlighted a potential support level at $73,000, referencing strategist Jessica Inskip, and suggested that bitcoin needs to regain $77,000 to aim for the low-$80,000s. Cramer also mentioned Michael Saylor, hinting at his company's recent bitcoin purchase. Cramer emphasized bitcoin's volatility, noting its limitations as a short-term currency despite owning it himself. He linked the crypto selloff to broader market risks, suggesting that leveraged traders might liquidate equities to cover losses. Cramer advised investors to focus on stock opportunities rather than macroeconomic distractions like bitcoin, warning that short sellers could pressure bitcoin ahead of Saylor's company's earnings report.