headings: "Why the yen matters for crypto" -> "Warum der Yen für Krypto wichtig ist", "What traders are watching" -> "Was Händler beobachten", "Potential impact on exchanges" -> "Mögliche Auswirkungen auf Börsen". We'll translate those.
Also, the meta description: as above.
Now, output JSON. Ensure proper escaping of quotes and special characters. We'll use double quotes for JSON keys and strings. The content will have HTML tags, so we need to escape double quotes inside? Actually, the content is a string, so we need to escape any double quotes in the content. But our content uses single quotes? No, we have double quotes in the HTML? Actually, the HTML uses double quotes for attributes? But we have no attributes. The original HTML has , ,
tags without attributes. So no double quotes inside. But we might have quotes like "Yen" but we use double quotes in the text? Actually, in the translation we have quotes like "Yen" but we use German quotation marks? We'll use regular double quotes, but we need to escape them in JSON. Better to use single quotes or avoid quotes? In German, we often use „ " but we can use straight double quotes. To be safe, we'll escape double quotes with backslash. But we might have none. Let's check: In the translation, we have "Y
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