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$220 billion returns to crypto, market cap rises to $3.9 trillion. Bitcoin may continue rising into 2026, with possible short-term corrections. Altcoins are undervalued, fundamentals strong, good buying opportunity now. The crypto market has regained strength after last week’s sharp selloff. Around $220 billion has flowed back into digital assets, lifting total market capitalization to $3.9 trillion. Retail traders have also returned, taking advantage of lower prices.  Bitcoin has climbed back above $114,000, up more than 7% over the week. Ethereum has regained $4,100, supported by steady inflows into ETF-related products. BNB has jumped to $1,290, posting one of the strongest recoveries among large-cap assets. XRP and Solana have also performed well. XRP trades at $2.56, up more than 8% in a day. Solana sits near $195 after an almost 9% rise. 🚨 JUST IN: $220 BILLION has flowed back into crypto markets post-crashETF catalysts driving institutional appetite while retail piles back in. Despite Clarity Act uncertainty in Congress, the market is speaking loud and clear. Recovery mode: ACTIVATED ✅ — PaulBarron (@paulbarron) October 12, 2025 When Could This Cycle Peak? Analyst Kevin Kelly shared his outlook on the current market cycle, stressing that the data shows room for continued growth into next year. While no one can time the exact top, the present liquidity environment supports further upside through at least the first half of 2026. “If I had to pick, Q2 next year looks like the point where the market may start to cool,” he said. “Liquidity will probably begin to slow by then, but the broader backdrop remains positive.” Kelly also warned that if Bitcoin rises too quickly, the market could face another short-term pullback. “When prices climb too fast, they tend to correct,” he added. “But without a major recession or external shock, risk assets like…

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