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Last weekend, a seismic event in the cryptocurrency industry suddenly shook the entire community. When Rhydge Xu Mingxing sternly warned in public: 'It is strictly prohibited to use online loan funds to speculate on virtual currencies, and all illegal funds will face comprehensive review,' everyone realized this was not a baseless rumor.
A silent crackdown has quietly begun. Last week, an anonymous user had their account urgently frozen after attempting to buy Bitcoin; not only were the funds returned through the original route, but their bank card was also locked simultaneously. A joint operation by the police and financial regulatory agencies has been fully launched, and any transactions suspected of online loan cashing or illegal fund mixing operations will be precisely tracked.

The withdrawal of more than 47,000 BTC from exchanges can have several interpretations and meanings. Here are some options for what could be happening:
1. Increased trust in personal storage

• Users are withdrawing their BTC from exchanges to store them in personal wallets (like cold wallets), which may indicate distrust in exchanges after events like the collapse of FTX.
2. Preparation to hold long-term (HODL)

• When investors plan to hold their BTC long-term, they tend to move them to private wallets for greater security, which can reduce the available supply on exchanges.