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Citigroup says tokenization is moving from experiment to infrastructure.
Citi Institute projects a $5.5 trillion market for tokenization by 2030, with up to $8.2 trillion in a bull case. Citigroup says exchanges are embedding tokenization into workflows and regulation is advancing.
C is trading at $128.78, holding firmly above the MA-20 ($125.78), MA-50 ($124.00), and MA-200 ($110.76), which confirms persistent bullish momentum across the short, medium, and long-term timeframes. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 stands at $126.09, which serves as immediate support. Near-term support is seen at the Ichimoku Kijun ($126.09), with key support at the MA-50 ($124.00). The closest resistance is the MA-5 ($127.27 cluster), while the next important resistance is the MA-100 ($118.80), though this latter level is already below current price and functions as additional underlying support.
MACD on D1 continues to signal bullish momentum, though ADX registers a low reading (13.90), indicating that the trend is weak and vulnerable to short-term reversals. RSI on D1 is in buy territory at 63.16, but the Stoch RSI and CCI are sharply overbought, highlighting the risk that price may need to consolidate lower or correct. BBP also registers as overbought, suggesting buyer dominance has become stretched on D1 and multiple intraday timeframes are now turning oversold, hinting at short-term exhaustion. In today’s session, C is trading lower by 1.89% as profit taking emerges after recent gains. Over the past week, C is up $2.84 (2.25%) from a previous weekly close of $125.94. The current price remains in the upper region of the weekly range, while weekly volatility stands at 7.48%. The tone for the week reflects recent consolidation after a strong advance toward the upper end of the weekly corridor.
Looking ahead to the next five trading days, the expected range for C is $128.26 to $130.81. This sits close to both the prevailing price and the upper end of the 52-week band ($75.66–$135.29), highlighting the stock’s substantial rally this year. The probability of a further price increase is very high (more than 80%), with a much lower likelihood for a downside break. The baseline scenario assumes C will consolidate sideways within a narrow corridor, as overbought D1 signals and weak D1 ADX suggest limited trend strength. A bullish scenario would see price break above $130.81, targeting a move toward the 52-week high, while a bearish scenario may unfold only if price slips below $126.09 support, opening the door to a pullback toward $124.00. Momentum on W1 remains positive but elevated overbought conditions argue for a pause or modest correction before any significant continuation.
Previously it was reported that Citigroup was exhibiting strong bullish momentum, with technical signals suggesting continued control by buyers. Investors should monitor for any sustained shift in trend or momentum, as the potential for a pause or correction remains a key risk at current elevated levels.