... etc. Translate first paragraph: "The British Beer and Pub Association reported that roughly two pubs closed every day in England during the first quarter of 2026. The statistic, aired on Bloomberg's 'Odd Lots' podcast, lands as Bitcoin trades below $73,000 and the Fear & Greed index sits at 29—a clear 'Fear' zone. For crypto markets already bracing for a risk-off summer, the data adds another layer of consumer strain that could keep retail capital on the sidelines." Translation: "Brittiläinen olut- ja pubiyhdistys (British Beer and Pub Association) raportoi, että Englannissa suljettiin noin kaksi pubia päivässä vuoden 2026 ensimmäisellä neljänneksellä. Tilasto, joka esitettiin Bloombergin 'Odd Lots' -podcastissa, osuu aikaan, jolloin Bitcoin käy alle 73 000 dollarin ja Fear & Greed -indeksi on 29 – selvä 'pelon' vyöhyke. Kryptomarkkinoille, jotka jo varautuvat riskien välttelyn kesään, data lisää uuden kuluttajapaineen kerroksen, joka voi pitää yksityissijoittajien pääoman sivussa." Note: "British Beer and Pub Association" is proper noun, keep original with Finnish translation? I'll keep as is but add Finnish translation in parentheses? Requirement says keep proper nouns in original form. So keep "British Beer and Pub Association". Similarly "Bloomberg's 'Odd Lots' podcast" keep as is. "Fear & Greed index" keep as is but maybe add Finnish translation? I'll keep as "Fear & Greed -indeksi". For clarity, I'll keep the original term but use Finnish inflection. OK. Second paragraph:
UK Pub Closures Accelerate to 2 a Day, Adding to Crypto
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