BTC Target Rises to $113K as Citi Lifts ETH Target to $3,028
Citi projects roughly $5B in net ETF inflows over 12 months, citing stronger crypto activity and a favorable macroeconomic backdrop.
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Citi projects roughly $5B in net ETF inflows over 12 months, citing stronger crypto activity and a favorable macroeconomic backdrop.
The bank's price target gives investors a benchmark for assessing its bullish Bitcoin outlook, not a reported market price.
The bank’s higher 12-month target rests on a gradual return of ETF inflows and institutional allocations, not an immediate surge in demand.
The two services cover distinct flows, but Coinbase has disclosed no live client, transaction volume or eligibility details to show how widely either is being used.
The U.S. launch pairs bank account functionality with stablecoin payment rails, letting businesses use digital payments without directly managing stablecoins.
The arrangement pairs Coinbase’s blockchain rails with Citi’s settlement role, connecting corporate payment flows to stablecoins and bank accounts.
The call points to continued risk appetite: Citi sees a market decline as an opportunity to add exposure, not a reason to retreat.
The 24/7 cross-border rails target Japanese corporate treasuries first, and put a Tier-1 US bank on the same ledger infrastructure Asian regulators have been piloting for two years.
A $900 share price would value SpaceX above current private-market marks, with Citi's bull case leaning on Starlink scaling and the launch cadence.
The bank scrapped its inflow forecasts entirely, modelling zero net ETF demand over the next 12 months as $4B in June outflows and stalled legislation remove the market's main institutional bid.
The bank also zeroed its 12-month ETF inflow forecast, citing $3.3B in year-to-date Bitcoin ETF outflows and a stalled U.S. crypto legislative agenda.
The cut lands as spot BTC ETF flows turn negative and a major Wall Street desk openly resets its base case lower, a rare public downward revision from a top-tier bank.
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