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MARA Secures $600M Debt Backed by 18,750 Bitcoin for AI, Energy Push

MARA Secures $600M Debt Backed by 18,750 Bitcoin for AI, Energy Push
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tags. We'll translate the text inside. Let's translate: Title: "MARA Secures $600M Debt Backed by 18,750 Bitcoin for AI, Energy Push" -> "MARA AI এবং এনার্জি সম্প্রসারণের জন্য ১৮,৭৫০ বিটকয়েনের বিনিময়ে $৬০০ মিলিয়ন ঋণ সুরক্ষিত করেছে" or something. But we should keep proper nouns like MARA, Bitcoin, AI, etc. We can transliterate. Also numbers: $600M -> ৬০০ মিলিয়ন ডলার, 18,750 -> ১৮,৭৫০. Content translation: The article has three sections: "The loan and its collateral", "Expansion into power and AI", "The report and its source". Also there is a note at the end about not inventing details, but that is part of the content? Actually the content includes that paragraph starting with "But we have to ensure no invented details." That seems like a note from the author to themselves, not part of the article. The original content includes that, but it's likely a mistake. The instruction says "ORIGINAL CONTENT:" and includes that. But we should translate the article as it is? That paragraph is not part of the article; it's a meta-commentary. Possibly it's an instruction to the translator? Actually the user gave the article content and then added a note: "But we have to ensure no invented details. I said ..." That is the user's comment, not part of the article. So we should only translate the actual article content, which is from

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