Current data shows that the amount of Bitcoin transferred to exchanges in the past week is not high, actually lower than the level over the past three months, but the accumulation of Bitcoin on exchanges has not slowed significantly. Considering the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting next Thursday morning, it's possible that some investors are transferring to exchanges in advance to seek hedging. From my personal perspective, the probability of a Fed rate hike in October is very low; the more likely scenario is that the rate will remain unchanged, which is probably already priced in by the market. However, the market is currently worried about the style of Warsh's speech. Personally, I think Warsh is more likely to speak hawkishly, given the high probability of a December rate hike. If the market follows a December rate hike scenario, a softer stance from Warsh would actually provide momentum. But regardless, Trump and the Republicans are certainly facing a difficult midterm election. A @Gate account, trading more markets.