Then grid items:
- "24h Change" -> "Změna za 24h"
- "+1.60%" keep
- "7d Change" -> "Změna za 7d"
- "-2.40%" keep
- "Fear & Greed" -> "Strach a chamtivost" (or keep as "Fear & Greed"? The original uses English, but we can translate. I'll translate to "Strach a chamtivost" but the value "29 Fear" - we need to keep "Fear" as part of the value? Actually the div shows "29 Fear". So we should translate "Fear" to "Strach". So the span text becomes "Strach". Similarly, "Sentiment" -> "Sentiment" (same in Czech) and "slightly bearish" -> "mírně medvědí". Also the bottom line: "Bitcoin (BTC):" -> "Bitcoin (BTC):" keep, "$64,406" keep, "Rank #1" -> "Pořadí #1" or "Rank #1"? I'll translate "Rank" to "Pořadí". But the original has "Rank #1" - in Czech, we often say "Pořadí #1" or "Rank #1". I'll use "Pořadí #1".
Also the div has a border-top with text: "Bitcoin (BTC):" etc. Translate.
So the market snapshot div will have translated text but keep all HTML tags and styles.
Next heading: "Why the Houthi threat matters for energy" -> "Proč je hrozba Houthi důležitá pro energii"
Content: "Saudi Arabia is one of the world's largest oil exporters. Any sustained disruption to tanker movements out of the Red Sea could push global oil prices higher. That matters for crypto miners because electricity is their biggest operating cost. Miners in regions that rely on oil-fired power — parts of the U.S., Kazakhstan, and the Middle East itself — would see their margins squeezed if oil prices spike. Less efficient miners might be forced offline, potentially reducing Bitcoin's hash rate and accelerating sell-offs of BTC reserves to cover costs."
Czech: "Sa
