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tags. We'll translate the text inside them. We must maintain facts, numbers, and data accurate. Also use appropriate Hebrew terminology for crypto/tech terms. Proper nouns like "Bitcoin", "Ethereum", "ETF" (we can use "תעודות סל" for ETF, but Bitcoin and Ethereum are proper nouns, we can keep them in English or transliterate? Usually in Hebrew, Bitcoin is often written as "ביטקוין" and Ethereum as "את'ריום" but it's common to keep English names. The instruction says "Keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form" - so Bitcoin, Ethereum, ETF? ETF is an acronym, we can keep as ETF or translate to תעודת סל. But since it's a common term, we can use "תעודות סל" for ETFs. But to be safe, we'll keep "Bitcoin" and "Ethereum" as is, and for ETF we can use "תעודות סל" or keep "ETF". The instruction says "Use appropriate Hebrew terminology for crypto/tech terms" - so we should translate ETF to "תעודת סל" (singular) or "תעודות סל" (plural). We'll do that. We need to translate the title: "Spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $853.5 million in the first full week of August as prices climbed past $" - the title is cut off: "past $" - probably "past $65,000" or something. The original content says "climbed past $65,400"? Actually the content says "from $62,200 to $65,400" so the title likely says "past $65,000" or something. But the title provided is incomplete: "prices climbed past $" - we need to infer. Probably "past $65,000" or "past $65,400". Since the content mentions $65,400, we can use that. But the title as given is incomplete. We'll translate it as is, but we need to complete it? The instruction says "ORIGINAL TITLE: Spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $853.5 million in the first full week of August as prices climbed past $" - so it ends with "$" and no number. We need to translate that. Perhaps we can translate as "מעבר ל-65,000 דולר" or something. But to be accurate, we can use "מעבר ל-65,000 דולר" because the content says it climbed to $65,400. But the title is incomplete, so we'll translate the given text, and for "past $" we can say "מעבר ל-65,000 דולר" or just "מעבר ל-65,000 דולר" but it's not specified. Actually the content says "climbed past $65,400" but the title says "past $" - maybe it's a typo. We'll translate the title as: "תעודות סל ביטקוין ספוט גייסו 853.5 מיליון דולר בשבוע המלא הראשון של אוגוסט כשהמחירים טיפסו מעבר ל-65,000 דולר" - but we need to be precise. Alternatively, we can just say "מעבר ל-65,000 דולר" but the content says $65,400. Since the title is incomplete, we can infer from the content. I'll use "מעבר ל-65,000 דולר" because it's a round number, but the content says $65,400. Actually the title might have been "past $65,000" but we don't know. To be safe, we can translate as "מעבר ל-65,000 דולר" but that's an assumption. Maybe we should just translate the given text and leave the "$" as is? But that would be odd. The instruction says "Translate this article to Hebrew" and the title is given. We need to produce a translated title. Since the title is incomplete, we can complete it based on the content. I'll use "מעבר ל-65,000 דולר" but the content says $65,400, so maybe "מעבר ל-65,400 דולר" is more accurate. But the title says "past $" without a number, so we can use "מעבר ל-65,000 דולר" as a general statement. However, to be faithful, we should translate exactly what is there. But "past $" is incomplete. I think the best is to translate as "מעבר ל-65,000 דולר" but we can also just say "מעבר ל-65,000 דולר" but that might be wrong. Alternatively, we can say "מעבר ל-65,000 דולר" but the article says it climbed to $65,400, so maybe "מעבר ל-65,000 דולר" is fine. I'll go with "מעבר ל-65,000 דולר" because it's a common threshold. But to be precise, I'll use "מעבר ל-65,000 דולר" and note that the exact figure is $65,400. Actually, the title says "prices climbed past $" - it's likely "past $65,000" or "past $65,400". Since we have the content, we can use "מעבר ל-65,400 דולר". I'll use that. Let's translate the title: "Spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $853.5 million in the first full week of August as prices climbed past $65,400" (assuming). So Hebrew: "תעודות סל ביטקוין ספוט משכו 853.5 מיליון דולר בשבוע המלא הראשון של אוגוסט כשהמחירים טיפסו מעבר ל-65,400 דולר" - but we need to use the exact number. The original says $853.5 million, so we keep that. Now the content: We need to translate each section. We'll preserve the HTML structure. We'll translate the headings and paragraphs. Let's do the translation: Heading: "How the week broke down" -> "איך התפרק השבוע" or "כיצד התחלק השבוע" - better: "איך השבוע התחלק" 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: "הזרמות יומיות התחזקו לקראת אמצע השבוע לפני שהתקררו. יום שני dostarczył 170 מיליון דולר. יום שלישי הוסיף 211.49 מיליון דולר. יום רביעי הגיע לשיא השבוע עם 244.42 מיליון דולר. יום חמישי הביא 128.69 מיליון דולר, ויום שישי סגר את העניינים עם 98.85 מיליון דולר. גם עם הסיום האיטי יותר, סך החמישה ימים עלה על ארבעת השבועות הקודמים יחד — מדד לכמה רחוק התנודתיות בשוק מאז האביב." But we need to use Hebrew numbers correctly. Also, "delivered" -> "הביא" or "סיפק". We'll use natural Hebrew. Let's write properly: "הזרמות יומיות התגברו לקראת אמצע השבוע לפני שהתקררו. יום שני הביא 170 מיליון דולר. יום שלישי הוסיף 211.49 מיליון דולר. יום רביעי הגיע לשיא השבוע עם
