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HUGE: Tether's $184B USDT is OFFICIALLY coming back to Bitcoin this month. Tether-backed Utexo has secured a license to issue USDT on Bitcoin. It would let users send USDT privately, swap it directly with BTC, and borrow against Bitcoin without wrapping it. USDT first launched on Bitcoin in 2014, before growing mainly on Ethereum and Tron.

JUST IN: Citibank raised 2027 Bitcoin target to $113k from $82k. • Supportive macroeconomic scenario. • Gradual advisor allocation increase. • Expects $5B ETF inflows over 12 months.

BULLISH: Citi sharply raises its Bitcoin target to $113,000 and Ether to $3,028, forecasting $5 BILLION in net ETF inflows over the next 12 months, per Reuters. The bank lifted BTC’s target from $82,000 and ETH’s from $2,240, citing stronger crypto activity, a supportive macro backdrop, and returning institutional demand. Bitcoin and Ether have already rallied nearly 40% and 68% in three months. Citi expects advisers and brokerages to gradually increase Bitcoin allocations, potentially giving the recovery a steady stream of fresh institutional buying.

BULLISH: Sovereign wealth funds are reportedly selling GOLD to buy Bitcoin. Bitwise's head of research Ryan Rasmussen says major institutions increasingly hold Bitcoin alongside gold as a hedge against currency debasement. The firm's first institutional survey found none of the 15 major institutions it interviewed sold their crypto as Bitcoin fell from about $125,000 to $60,000. Several bought more. One sovereign wealth fund told Bitwise it was funding its crypto allocation by selling foreign exchange and gold reserves. Rasmussen says he believes $60,000 was the bottom.

$BTC is hovering around the $83,000 level. A weekly close below $82,700 could result in a correction. A strong breakout above $85,500 will pump Bitcoin to new local highs.

HUGE: Bitcoin could get Zcash-style PRIVATE transfers without a soft fork, a new paper proposes. "Shielded Bitcoin" is a new protocol that would hide the amount, sender and receiver of each transfer directly on Bitcoin, while zero-knowledge proofs keep every transfer verifiable. The whitepaper says Bitcoin's transaction history is permanently public, and chain analysis can often link addresses to their owners. With Shielded Bitcoin, users could still share view-only keys with auditors to prove payments