tags. Use proper Czech diacritics.
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Note: In Czech, we use "ETF" as is, "SEC" as is. "Truth Social" remains. "Yorkville America Equities" remains. "Morgan Stanley" remains. "MSBT" remains. "Bloomberg Intelligence" remains. "James Seyffart" remains. "Trump Media & Technology Group" remains. "Rule 477(a)" and "Rule 457(p)" remain.
Also "Investment Company Act of 1940" -> "zákon o investičních společnostech z roku 1940" (or "Investment Company Act z roku 1940"? Keep original name? Probably translate the act name but keep "1940". Better: "rámec zákona o investičních společnostech z roku 1940". Similarly "1933 Act" -> "zákon z roku 1933".
"Crypto Blue Chip ETF" -> keep as is? "Crypto Blue Chip ETF" is a name, so keep. "Bitcoin & Ethereum ETF" -> "Bitcoin & Ethereum ETF" (or "Bitcoin a Ethereum ETF"? In Czech, often use "a" but the name might be in English. Since it's a product name, it's fine to keep as "Truth Social Bitcoin & Ethereum ETF". But in translation, we can keep the English product names as they are proper nouns? The instruction says "keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form". So product names like "Truth Social Bitcoin ETF" are proper nouns? Probably yes. So keep them in English. However, in the Czech text, we might need to use Czech prepositions. For example: "Truth Social Bitcoin ETF" remains. But in sentence: "stažené produkty — Truth Social Bitcoin ETF, Truth Social Bitcoin & Ethereum ETF a Truth Social Crypto Blue Chip ETF" - that's fine.
Similarly "spot Bitcoin ETF" -> "spotový Bitcoin ETF" (common in Czech crypto media). "spot crypto fund lineup" -> "sestava spotových kryptoměnových fondů".
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