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tags. Let's assemble. Title: "Grayscales Pandl: CLARITY-Act-Niederlage würde Krypto nicht brechen, aber US-Investitionen umleiten" - but we might want to keep "CLARITY Act" as is without hyphen? Actually in German, compound nouns often use hyphens. But it's a proper noun, so we can keep "CLARITY Act" as is. So maybe: "Grayscales Pandl: CLARITY Act-Niederlage würde Krypto nicht brechen, aber US-Investitionen umleiten" - but that's awkward. Better: "Grayscales Pandl: Eine Niederlage des CLARITY Act würde Krypto nicht brechen, aber US-Investitionen umleiten" - but that's longer. The original title is "Grayscale's Pandl: CLARITY Act defeat wouldn't break crypto, but would reroute U.S. investment" - so we can translate as "Grayscales Pandl: CLARITY-Act-Niederlage würde Krypto nicht brechen, aber US-Investitionen umleiten" - but "CLARITY-Act-Niederlage" is a compound. Alternatively, "Niederlage des CLARITY Act" is clearer. Let's go with "Grayscales Pandl: Niederlage des CLARITY Act würde Krypto nicht brechen, aber US-Investitionen umleiten" - but that changes structure. I think "Grayscales Pandl: CL
