Closer you get to goal weight, the slower it goes. Inches and pictures are far more important at this point. And a "technical definition" of a stall is no changes in weight, inches, or recomposition in over 12 weeks. Your first week loss will result in a slow rebalancing gain of some of the water lost in the initial carb dump, so you've lost more fat than you think, most likely. For me, when the scale stalls, the inches move and vice versa.

That being said, your average weight lost per week is 1.9 pounds, which is absolutely beyond fabulous. Some of us with metabolic dysfunction are lucky to see that much in a month, just as perspective. And any level of exercise will cause you to retain water to repair muscle tissue. That can take 6-12 weeks to level out the water retention and balance in the body.

So basically, short answer, you are being impatient, but when it comes to weight loss, generally we all are impatient. So focus on the health gains, the non-scale victories, the inches, and the pictures/body recomposition. This is a long term permanent change to make...

We didn't get where we are overnight (or in a month), so it's unlikely to undo the damage in that same timeframe.

To quote a famous saying, "Keep calm and keto on." @syi510

I started almost 6 weeks ago and lost weight the first week and then nothing for the next 3. I have just started losing again, so for me it was patients. Just had to let my body become fat adapted. I also started with the same macros as you but did mess around with them a bit and boost my fat and lower my carbs which seemed to help. So now my macros are more 75fat/20 protein/5carb. I am a chronic dieter and think VERY carb sensitive so don't think I can handle that much carbs. I read keto clarity (which I loved) and it says everyone has to find their macros that work for them. Might be worth it to adjust a little.