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How the week broke down

and then a paragraph. But the original content includes the entire article. The lead might be the first paragraph? Actually the article starts with

How the week broke down

and then the paragraph. But there is a lead sentence in the original? The original content as given starts with

How the week broke down

... So we'll translate the whole article. We need to produce the translated content in HTML. Let's translate the headings and paragraphs. We'll keep the HTML tags. Translation: - "How the week broke down" -> "Cómo se desglosó la semana" or "Cómo se desarrolló la semana" but "broke down" means breakdown of daily inflows. I'll use "Cómo se desglosó la semana". - Paragraph: "Daily inflows built toward midweek before cooling off. Monday delivered $170 million. Tuesday added $211.49 million. Wednesday hit the week's peak at $244.42 million. Thursday brought $128.69 million, and Friday closed things out with $98.85 million. Even with the slower finish, the five-day total exceeded the previous four weeks combined — a measure of how far the market has swung since the spring." Translation: "Las entradas diarias aumentaron hacia mediados de semana antes de enfriarse. El lunes registró 170 millones de dólares. El martes añadió 211,49 millones. El miércoles alcanzó el pico de la semana con 244,42 millones. El jueves aportó 128,69 millones y el viernes cerró con 98,85 millones. Incluso con un final más lento, el total de cinco días superó la suma de las cuatro semanas anteriores, una medida de cuánto ha cambiado el mercado desde la primavera." - Next heading: "Coming off two brutal months" -> "Después de dos meses brutales" or "Tras dos meses brutales". - Paragraph: "The contrast with the spring is stark. May saw $2.4 billion in net outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs. June was worse, with $4.5 billion leaving the products. July flipped to a positive month, ending with $172.43 million in net inflows — a modest sum, but a turn nonetheless. August's first full week has already dwarfed that figure, and it did so in five trading days." Translation: "El contraste con la primavera es marcado. Mayo registró 2.400 millones de dólares en salidas netas de los ETF de Bitcoin al contado. Junio fue peor, con 4.500 millones de dólares saliendo de los productos. Julio cambió a un mes positivo, cerrando con 172,43 millones de dólares en entradas netas, una suma modesta, pero un giro al fin y al cabo. La primera semana completa de agosto ya ha superado con creces esa cifra, y lo hizo en cinco días de negociación." - Next heading: "Ethereum funds keep climbing" -> "Los fondos de Ethereum siguen subiendo" or "Los fondos de Ethereum continúan en ascenso". - Paragraph: "Spot Ethereum ETFs attracted approximately $245 million in net inflows over the same stretch, lifting cumulative net inflows to $11.46 billion. July closed with $365 million in net inflows, so the momentum carried straight into August. Ether itself rose about 3% on the week, trading above $1,920 after dipping to $1,800 on Monday." Translation: "Los ETF de Ethereum al contado atrajeron aproximadamente 245 millones de dólares en entradas netas durante el mismo período, elevando las entradas netas acumuladas a 11.460 millones de dólares. Julio cerró con 365 millones de dólares en entradas netas, por lo que el impulso se trasladó directamente a agosto. El propio Ether subió alrededor de un 3% en la semana, cotizando por encima de 1.920 dólares después de caer a 1.800 dólares el lunes." - Next heading: "What's driving the bid" -> "Qué está impulsando la demanda" or "Qué está impulsando la compra". - Paragraph: "The trigger appears to be macro. US jobs data landed weaker than expected — the kind of print that tends to support risk assets and firm up the case for rate cuts. That backdrop helped lift Bitcoin from $62,200 to $65,400 across the week, and the fund flows followed." Translation: "El desencadenante parece ser macro. Los datos de empleo de EE.UU. resultaron más débiles de lo esperado, el tipo de dato que tiende a apoyar los activos de riesgo y a reforzar el argumento para los recortes de tipos. Ese telón de fondo ayudó a elevar el Bitcoin de 62.200 a 65.400 dólares a lo largo de la semana, y los flujos de fondos siguieron la misma tendencia." - Then there is a closing paragraph: "The all-time weekly record still belongs to the week ending January 16, when Bitcoin ETFs drew $1.42 billion. This week didn't touch that mark, but beating the prior four weeks combined suggests the outflows that defined May and June may have run their course. The question now is whether the pace holds through the rest of August." Translation: "El récord semanal histórico sigue perteneciendo a la semana que terminó el 16 de enero, cuando los ETF de Bitcoin captaron 1.420 millones de dólares. Esta semana no alcanzó esa cifra, pero superar las cuatro semanas anteriores combinadas sugiere que las salidas que definieron mayo y junio pueden haber llegado a su fin. La pregunta ahora es si el ritmo se mantendrá durante el resto de agosto." We need to ensure numbers are formatted correctly in Spanish: use comma as decimal separator and period for thousands. For example, $853.5 million -> 853,5 millones de dólares. But in the text we have "$853.5 million" - we'll write "853,5 millones de dólares" but keep the dollar sign? Usually in Spanish, we might write "853,5 millones de dólares" or "USD 853,5 millones". But the original has "$853.5 million". We'll keep the dollar sign and use comma for decimal: "$853,5 millones". Similarly for other numbers: $211.49 million -> "$211,49 millones". $244.42 million -> "$244,42 millones". $128.69 million -> "$128,69 millones". $98.85 million -> "$98,85 millones". $2.4 billion -> "2.400 millones de dólares" (since billion is 1000 million, we can write "2.400 millones" but in Spanish, "mil millones" is a billion? Actually in Spanish, "billón" is a million million, so we should use "mil millones" for billion. So $2.4 billion = 2.400