A wallet reportedly linked to Amber Group withdrew about $9.97 million of crypto assets from Binance in a five-token transfer flagged by blockchain monitoring service AmberCN. The move, seen about six hours earlier, included 38.89 million ENA worth around $3.58 million, 28,262 AAVE worth about $2.52 million, 1,140 ETH valued at roughly $2.18 million, 2,017 BNB worth about $1.20 million and 59,202 LINK worth about $490,000. Amber Group, a global crypto financial services firm and major liquidity provider, has not publicly commented on the transaction. Large withdrawals from centralized exchanges are often read as a sign that a holder plans to keep assets in private or institutional custody rather than sell them immediately, though they can also precede staking, DeFi activity or over-the-counter deals. The timing has drawn extra notice because ENA and AAVE have shown increased volatility, and traders often watch such transfers for clues on institutional positioning and potential changes in exchange supply.