[Analysis: BTC Long-Term Holders Sell at a Loss for the First Time Since October 2023, Market Turns Risk-Averse Ahead of Fed Meeting] Odaily Planet Daily News: Traders are currently focusing on this week's Federal Reserve meeting, where interest rates are expected to remain unchanged. However, guidance from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will be crucial. The recent decline in Bitcoin may be attributed to concerns over the strength of the yen and fiscal instability. However, a divergence has emerged between cryptocurrencies and traditional safe-haven assets, with funds not flowing into Bitcoin but instead pouring into gold, which has surpassed $5,000 per ounce for the first time. In response, NYDIG Head of Research Greg Cipolaro stated that during periods of heightened uncertainty, liquidity preference dominates, and this dynamic impacts Bitcoin more than gold. Meanwhile, CryptoQuant noted in a previous report that Bitcoin long-term holders have started selling at a loss for the first time since October 2023. (CoinDesk)