According to CoinMeta, according to the market report from CoinShares on August 27th, as of the first three trading days of this week, there was a net inflow of approximately $1.65 billion into global digital asset investment products. The previous week saw a net inflow of $2.94 billion, which was the largest single-week inflow so far this year. Bitcoin and Ethereum saw inflows of about $976 million and $478 million respectively this week. The global crypto ETP managed assets have risen to approximately $155 billion, and since the beginning of the year, the capital flow has turned back to a net inflow of about $3.4 billion. CoinShares believes that the stickiness of inflation in the United States and weakening demand have put the Federal Reserve in a dilemma, and the Treasury Department's repurchase of government bonds and shortening of issuance terms may further increase inflationary pressures. Its mining report states that there is about 2060 GW of capacity waiting to be connected to the grid in US data centers, and the average time for new projects to be connected to the grid is nearly 5 years. Bitcoin mining companies that already have existing power infrastructure will therefore benefit, with their revenue proportion expected to rise from about 30% to about 70% by the end of the year.