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BTC 
ETH Today's headline:
Last week, the net inflow of spot bitcoin ETFs was approximately US$854 million, the strongest week since spring. It was also the first time that large-scale net inflow occurred after eight consecutive weeks of capital outflows from early June to early July. The Ethereum ETF performed even better, with net inflows reaching US$244 million last week. Adjusted for market value, this is equivalent to approximately $1.25 billion in Bitcoin inflows.
From a macro perspective, last week's corporate earnings data were generally positive. However, the July employment report was dismal, with the economy losing 23,000 jobs, well short of market expectations for an increase of 80,000, the first absolute decline in months, although the unemployment rate fell slightly to 4.1%. This combination led to a sharp drop in market expectations for the probability of a rate hike in September, from 67% to 42%, and the prospects for a rate hike are no longer dominant.
Overall, it's hard to get too excited when Bitcoin and Ethereum are only up 2% in a week. But inflows are returning, an important first step towards formally confirming the market bottom and reversing the bear market.
