Bitcoin is trading near $115,000 as short-term holders (STHs) sell at a loss for the first time since January. The upcoming release of the FOMC Minutes is anticipated to impact market direction, with expectations that Fed Chair Jerome Powell will maintain a hawkish stance on rate cuts. Despite a broader crypto market recovery, recent data indicates a shift in sentiment, highlighted by significant outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs, including BlackRock's iShares and Ark 21Shares. Analysts suggest potential scenarios for Bitcoin, including a weakening momentum or a bullish trajectory after eliminating weaker hands. The September 17 FOMC meeting is viewed as a critical event, with traders monitoring for signals on future market trends. Currently, Bitcoin is priced at $115,629, with a 24-hour trading range between $114,470 and $117,050.