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TD Cowen slashes Strategy target to $260 on bitcoin outlook, calls new capital framework ‘constructive’

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  1. 1. Juli
  2. Neueste1. Juli, 16:18

    Citi Slashes Bitcoin Target to $82,000 as ETF Money Heads for the Exits

    Bitcoin Magazine Citi Slashes Bitcoin Target to $82,000 as ETF Money Heads for the Exits Citi sharply lowered its 12-month Bitcoin price target to $82,000, citing collapsing ETF demand, weaker investor sentiment and delayed U.S. crypto legislation. This post Citi Slashes Bitcoin Target to $82,000 as ETF Money Heads for the Exits first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman .

    Bitcoin MagazineBitcoin Magazine•Micah Zimmerman
  3. U.Today
    Folgemeldung1. Juli, 15:00

    Citi Slashes Bitcoin Target to $82K

    Wall Street giant Citi has slashed its 12-month Bitcoin price target to $82,000 and its Ethereum target to $2,200.

    U.TodayU.Today•Alex Dovbnya
  4. U.Today
    Folgemeldung1. Juli, 13:59

    2.6T Shiba Inu (SHIB) Exits to On-Chain Ahead of Q3; 3-Month Trend Saves XRP at $1, Citi Slashes Bitcoin Price Target by 27% Because of AI - Morning Crypto Report

    Trillions of SHIB exit exchanges after a record Q2 loss, XRP defends $1 quarterly base, and Citi cuts its Bitcoin target as AI pulls capital from crypto ETFs.

    U.TodayU.Today•Gamza Khanzadaev
  5. Coinspeaker
    Folgemeldung1. Juli, 11:50

    Citi Zeroes Out ETF Inflow Forecast, Cuts Bitcoin Target to $82K

    Citigroup slashes its Bitcoin price target to $82,000 and Ethereum to $2,240, resetting crypto ETF inflow assumptions to zero in its July 2026 research note.

    CoinspeakerCoinspeaker•Daniel Francis
  6. 30. Juni
  7. Erste Meldung30. Juni, 12:31

    TD Cowen slashes Strategy target to $260 on bitcoin outlook, calls new capital framework ‘constructive’

    TD Cowen cut its Strategy price target to $260 from $400 on a lower bitcoin forecast, while calling its new capital framework "constructive."

    The BlockThe Block•Naga Avan-Nomayo