Akumulace velryb Worldcoinu vzbuzuje optimismus i přes slabou spotovou poptávku

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. We'll keep the same structure. Let's construct the JSON. Use double quotes, escape any inner quotes. The content is a string with HTML. We'll put it as a single line or with newlines? JSON can have newlines, but we'll keep it as a string with escaped newlines? Actually, we can include newlines in the string, but it's valid JSON if we escape them or use . But for readability, we can just put the HTML as a string with newlines, but JSON requires escaping newlines as . However, we can also just put it as a single line. Since the instruction says "Preserve HTML structure", we can keep the HTML tags. We'll output the content as a string with the HTML, but we need to escape double quotes inside. The HTML has no double quotes, only single quotes? Actually, it has double quotes in attributes? No, the original HTML has no attributes, just tags. So it's fine. We'll just put the HTML as a string with newlines, but we need to escape newlines as . Alternatively, we can put it as a single line. I'll put it as a single line to avoid escaping issues, but it's okay to have newlines if we escape them. For simplicity, I'll put the content as a single line with spaces, but that might be long. Better to keep the structure with newlines, but we can use . However, the instruction says "Preserve HTML structure", so we should keep the tags and line breaks. In JSON, we can include newlines as . I'll do that. Let's write the JSON: { "title": "Akumulace velryb Worldcoinu vzbuzuje optimismus i přes slabou spotovou poptávku", "content": "

Pohyb velryby v hodnotě 1 milionu dolarů v tokenu Worldcoin (WLD) vnesl do trhu, který se potýká se slabou spotovou poptávkou, dávku optimismu. Strategická akumulace zjištěná na řetězci naznačuje, že velký investor sází na odraz, i když denní objemy ob