Bitcoin is trading at $77,755.77, up 1.1% over 24 hours, while the total cryptocurrency market capitalization stands at $2.7 trillion with $73.5 billion in trading volume. Bitcoin’s share has climbed to 59.7%, its highest recent level, as it continues to outperform altcoins by market weight; Ethereum accounts for 11.2% and other assets for 29.1%. ADP data showed private payrolls increased by 38,000 in August, below the 47,000 forecast and July’s 46,000, strengthening expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut. Markets are awaiting Friday’s nonfarm payrolls report, with economists forecasting 53,000 new jobs and a steady 4.1% unemployment rate. Giottus.com CEO Vikram Subburaj said Bitcoin remains range-bound as investors seek clearer employment signals, while markets price roughly a 66% probability of a Federal Reserve rate move. About 68% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply is in profit, and the short-term holder cost basis is near $71,000, although ETF demand has become less consistent after a strong August. Subburaj advised traders to avoid aggressive leverage and use staggered accumulation with disciplined position sizing. He identified $76,200-$76,500 as immediate support and $77,700-$78,300 as near-term resistance.