tags. We'll keep that.
Also note: Use Greek punctuation and proper formatting. Numbers: use comma as decimal separator? In Greek, decimal point is usually comma, but in crypto context, often dot is used. The original uses dot. I'll keep dot for consistency with original. But in Greek text, we might use comma. However, the instruction says "keep all facts, numbers, and data accurate" so we should keep the same numerical representation. The original uses $3.8, $1, $0.003, etc. I'll keep the dot. But in Greek, we might write 3,8 but that's a style choice. To be safe, I'll keep the original format (dot) as it's common in international contexts. Also note: "37,000%" in original has comma as thousands separator. In Greek, we use dot for thousands? Actually, Greek uses dot for thousands and comma for decimals. But the original uses comma for thousands. I'll keep
