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Citigroup raises 12-month bitcoin target to $113,000 as ETF inflows resume

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Citigroup raises 12-month bitcoin target to $113,000 as ETF inflows resume

Citi also raised its 12-month target for ether from from $2,240 to $3,028.

Source: CoinDesk

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