-> "📊 Aperçu des données de marché"
24h Change -> "Variation 24h"
7d Change -> "Variation 7j"
Fear & Greed -> "Peur et Cupidité" or "Indice de peur et de cupidité"? Often "Fear & Greed Index" is kept in English. But we can translate. I'll use "Peur & Cupidité" but the original has "Fear & Greed" with a value 47 Neutral. In French, "Neutral" -> "Neutre". Sentiment -> "Sentiment" with "neutral" -> "neutre". The emoji ⚪ is fine.
Bitcoin (BTC): $80,708 Rank #1 -> "Bitcoin (BTC) : 80 708 $ Rang #1" (use space for thousands in French, but keep $ sign after number? Usually in French, $80,708 -> 80 708 $ or 80 708 USD. I'll keep as original with $ sign, but change comma to space? The original has comma as thousands separator. In French, we use space. So "80 708 $". But the original HTML has $80,708. I'll keep the number as is? To preserve accuracy, I'll keep the comma? Actually requirement: "Keep all facts, numbers, and data accurate". The number is 80,708. In French, we might write 80 708 but the data is the same. I think it's safe to keep the original formatting because it's a number. But to be natural, I'll change to French format: "80 708 $". However, the HTML has a specific string. I'll keep the number as is to avoid any misinterpretation. The requirement says "accurate" not "localized format". I'll keep $80,708 unchanged. Same for other numbers.
Next section: "How Dollars Suck Liquidity From Crypto" -> "Comment les dollars aspirent les liquidités des cryptomonnaies"
Paragraph: "Airline fuel payments are quietly draining euros from crypto markets. Carriers need dollars to pay suppliers, so they're selling euros fast. That creates a liquidity vacuum in European trading venues. EUR stablecoins like EURT are at risk of trading below $1 parity—a warning sign we've seen before. When that happens, it triggers sharp Bitcoin selloffs as algorithms scramble. The 50% fuel cost surge isn't just an airline headache; it's a hidden pressure point for crypto liquidity. Traders are watching for EURT/USDT discounts on European exchanges as their early warning system."
French: "Les paiements de carburant des compagnies aériennes drainent discrètement les euros des marchés des cryptomonnaies. Les transporteurs ont besoin de dollars pour payer leurs fournisseurs, ils vendent donc des euros rapidement. Cela crée un vide de liquidités sur les plateformes de trading européennes. Les stablecoins en EUR comme l'EURT risquent de s'échanger en dessous de la parité avec le dollar — un signe d'avertissement que nous avons déjà vu. Quand cela se produit, cela déclenche de fortes ventes de Bitcoin alors que les algorithmes se précipitent. La hausse de 50% du coût du carburant n'est pas seulement un casse-tête pour les compagnies aériennes ; c'est un point de pression caché pour les liquidités des cryptos. Les traders surveillent les décotes EURT/USDT sur les bourses européennes comme leur système d'alerte précoce."
Note: "draining euros" -> "drainent les euros" okay. "liquidity vacuum" -> "vide de liquidités". "EUR stablecoins like EURT" -> "les stablecoins en EUR comme l'EURT". "below $1 parity" -> "en dessous de la parité avec le dollar" (or "parité à 1 $"). "early warning system" -> "système d'alerte précoce".
Last section: "Traders Brace for May 15" -> "Les traders se préparent pour le 15 mai"
Paragraph: "Volume is low this week, but the market's neutral mood won't last. Everyone's eyeing the ECB's rate decision on May 15. If officials sound hawkish, expect a dollar surge and Bitcoin tumbling under $80,000. Some traders are building short-dated puts on ETH/BTC ratios
