etc. Use French quotes? No, keep as is. Also note: in French, numbers use comma as decimal separator? But the original uses dots. In French, we typically use comma for decimals, but in crypto contexts, often the dot is kept. The requirement says "keep all facts, numbers, and data accurate" - so we should keep the same representation? The original uses dots. In French, we might keep the dot for consistency with the original data. However, in French text, it's common to use comma. But to avoid confusion, I'll keep the dot as in the original. The requirement says "accurate" - so I'll keep the same format. Also note: dollar sign placement: in French, often after the number with a space? But original has "$0.00002594". In French, we might write "0,00002594 $". But to maintain accuracy, I'll keep the same format: "$0.00002594". However, in the translation, I wrote "0,00002594 $" in some places. Let's standardize: I'll use the original format with dollar sign before the number and dot decimal. So "$0.00002594" and "$0.00002103". In the French text, it's acceptable to keep that. I'll adjust.
Also, note: "stochastics" - in French, "stochastique" is singular, but often used as plural? I'll use "stochastiques" as plural to match English. In the first paragraph,
