#WalletActivityInsights The movement of assets in wallets, especially in the context of cryptocurrencies, refers to the transactions of sending, receiving, or managing funds stored in digital wallets. Each operation is recorded on the blockchain, ensuring transparency and security. To carry it out, public keys are used (to receive assets) and private keys (to authorize transfers), making it essential to protect the latter against potential fraud. Transactions may involve variable fees, determined by network congestion, and processing times that depend on the protocol used (e.g., Bitcoin, Ethereum). Hot wallets (connected to the internet) facilitate frequent transactions, while cold wallets (hardware or paper) prioritize long-term security. These movements are publicly auditable, although they preserve user privacy through encrypted addresses.