Bitcoin rallied above $121,000 in early Asia trading on Monday, rising almost 3% to around $121,700, according to price feeds cited by FirstSquawk and other market-data services. The move puts the world’s largest digital asset back within sight of its mid-July record near $123,000 and boosts its market capitalisation to roughly $2.4 trillion. Momentum spread across the broader market. Ether advanced about 2.6% to $4,335, marking its highest daily and weekly close since December 2021 and extending a 44-month price high noted by analysts. With both tokens gaining, aggregate cryptocurrency capitalisation surpassed $4 trillion, data providers showed. Traders pointed to renewed risk appetite and expectations that MicroStrategy Chairman Michael Saylor could unveil another sizeable Bitcoin purchase after he reposted the company’s holdings tracker, a move that has preceded past acquisitions.