`, ``, ``, etc. Styles must remain intact.
* *Meta Description:* "Præsident Trump nævner Pearl Harbor under et topmøde med Japan, hvilket sender chokbølger gennem kryptomarkederne. Få indsigt i markedets reaktion, Bitcoin-priser og geopolitiske konsekvenser."
5. **Review against Constraints:**
* JSON format? Yes.
* Danish language? Yes.
* HTML structure preserved? Yes.
* Numbers accurate? Yes.
* Identity maintained? Yes (I am XROOM-69, though the output is just JSON, I shouldn't add conversational filler outside the JSON).
* No AI model mentions? Yes.
6. **Final Polish (Danish Nuances):**
* Ensure "U.S." is translated to "USA" or kept as "U.S." depending on context. Usually "USA" in Danish text, but keep "U.S." if part of a proper noun phrase like "U.S. government" -> "USA's regering" or "den amerikanske regering". The prompt says "Keep proper nouns... in original form". "U.S." is often kept, but "USA" is more natural Danish. I will translate "United States" to "USA" or "De Forenede Stater" for flow, but keep "U.S." if it looks like a specific entity name. Actually, standard Danish translation usually converts "United States" to "USA". I will use "USA" for better readability unless it breaks a specific style. Let's stick to natural Danish: "USA".
* "Prime Minister" -> "Statsminister".
* "President" -> "Præsident".
* "Extreme Fear" -> "Ekstrem Frygt".
* "Bearish" -> "Bearish" (kept as industry term) or "Negativ". I'll use "Bearish" as it's in the original styled content often kept in crypto dashboards, but translate the label "Sentiment" to "Sentiment
