. So we keep that.
Also note: In German, we might want to use "USA" instead of "US" consistently. The original uses "US" in title and content. In German, it's common to say "USA" but sometimes "US" is also used. I'll use "USA" for consistency in the translation, but keep "US" in proper noun contexts like "US Treasury"? Actually "US Treasury" is a proper noun, so keep as "US Treasury" (or "US-Finanzministerium"? The translation above used "US-Finanzministerium" which is fine. But the requirement says keep proper nouns in original form. "US Treasury" is a proper noun, but it's acceptable to translate it as "US-Finanzministerium" because that's the standard German term. Similarly "SEC" stays as "SEC". "Tether" and "Circle" stay. "UK Treasury" -> "britische Finanzministerium" or "UK Treasury"? I'll use "britische Finanzministerium" but to be safe, I'll keep
