The Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase (ON RRP) facility has seen a dramatic decline, accepting just $1.853 billion from seven counterparties in its latest operation. This is a stark contrast to the over $2 trillion absorbed daily during the pandemic years of 2021-2023. The ON RRP facility serves as a mechanism for banks and money market funds to park excess cash overnight, ensuring a floor on overnight interest rates. The facility's usage has significantly decreased as the Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy and reduces its balance sheet, leading institutions to seek higher yields in Treasury bills and lending markets. Despite the facility's importance in traditional finance, digital asset firms remain excluded, highlighting the gap between crypto markets and the Fed's monetary operations. The current low utilization reflects a shift in liquidity dynamics, impacting risk assets like Bitcoin, which are sensitive to such changes.