Federal Reserve officials have been speaking individually on interest rate issues, but the crypto market behind the scenes is doing something else—over 1 billion US dollars worth of digital assets have been transferred through wallet addresses within 24 hours. This is not a coincidence but a genuine reaction from institutions and large holders in the face of policy uncertainty.

The most direct example comes from recent data records. Just after the Federal Reserve's December meeting released some confusing signals, five newly created wallets withdrew 173,654 ETH from a major liquidity platform, equivalent to about 707.5 million RMB. This transfer broke the record for a single transfer this year and is just the tip of the iceberg in the ongoing reshuffle of the crypto wallet ecosystem.

Unlike Wall Street's operational logic, asset flows in the crypto world do not need to go through banks or brokers. Investors transfer assets directly via decentralized wallet addresses—fast, transparent, and irreversible. This peer-to-peer transfer method is now unfolding on an unprecedented scale.

On-chain data shows that the frequency of large transfers in the past day increased by over 40% compared to usual, and wallet activity has significantly risen. What are investors doing? Adjusting risk exposure, rebalancing positions, avoiding policy risks—each transfer from a wallet is a vote. This silent asset reorganization precisely reflects that, at a time when the Federal Reserve's policy direction is becoming increasingly unclear, professional investors are already making choices through their actions.