Coin Jie (Cryptocurrency) News, according to Reuters, Citigroup has lowered its 12-month Bitcoin price target from $112,000 to $82,000 due to negative ETF outflows and slow progress on U.S. crypto legislation, and has reduced its Ethereum price target from $3,175 to $2,240. Citigroup said that ETF outflows are an important driver of prices; recent Bitcoin ETF outflows are about $3.3 billion, and it expects net ETF inflows over the next 12 months to fall to zero. Citigroup also noted that the slow progress of digital asset legislation has reduced short-term market confidence, which may lead investors to pause broad adoption until a new catalyst appears.

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AlmondMilkLiquidator
· 3h ago
Instead, a target price reduction gives retail investors an opportunity to get in; when institutions are bearish, a rebound is often brewing.
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GateUser-8f9ccfec
· 3h ago
Citi's reports are just for reference; if we had actually followed their advice, we would have gotten out early last year.
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MechanicalHummingbirdGlass
· 3h ago
Waiting for a catalyst, maybe after the election or after the SEC gets a new chair; right now it's just a bottoming period.
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RedGlass
· 3h ago
Ethereum’s target of 2240 is even more miserable than Bitcoin’s—so these altcoins really aren’t loved, are they?
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GateUser-e4351615
· 3h ago
The judgment that ETF inflows have dropped to zero is too pessimistic. BlackRock is actually still accumulating chips.
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