tags. We'll keep them.
Also note: In French, we need to use appropriate typography: guillemets for quotes? But original used straight quotes. We can keep straight quotes or use French guillemets. I'll keep straight quotes as in original for consistency, but can use « » if preferred. The instruction says "maintain exact meaning and tone" but doesn't specify quotes. I'll use straight quotes as in original.
Also, "crypto" is commonly used in French, but "crypto-monnaies" is more formal. I'll use "crypto-monnaies" for first mention, then "crypto" if needed. But in the article, "crypto exchange" appears. I'll translate as "plateforme d'échange de crypto-monnaies" or "exchange crypto". I'll use "plateforme d'échange de crypto-monnaies" for first occurrence, then "
