Short answer: No. Your wallet and funds are completely unaffected.
ENS names are separate from wallets
An ENS name maps a readable name (like yourname.eth) to a wallet address. It makes sending and receiving easier, but it doesn't control your wallet or hold your assets.
Think of it like a contact name in your phone — if you delete the contact, the phone number still works.
What happens when a name expires or transfers:
Your wallet address stays the same
Your funds remain accessible
Your private key still works
Only the name-to-address link is affected
Common misconception
Some users think their .eth name is their wallet. It isn't. Your wallet exists independently. Losing or transferring an ENS name doesn't mean losing access to your wallet or assets.
Note: This applies to names registered through the ENS App. Some projects issue subnames differently.