etc. Translate headings: "Taruhan 60% Polymarket", "Apa yang Akan Dilakukan CLARITY Act", "Mengapa Waktu Itu Penting". But keep original HTML tags. So replace content inside tags.
Also note: In original content, there is a
Polymarket's 60% bet
- translate to "Taruhan 60% Polymarket". Similarly "What the CLARITY Act would do" -> "Apa yang Akan Dilakukan CLARITY Act". "Why the timing matters" -> "Mengapa Waktu Itu Penting".
Make sure to use proper Indonesian punctuation and spacing. Use decimal comma? In Indonesian, decimal is comma, but numbers in article use period (60.5%). Should we convert? Requirement says keep all facts, numbers, and data accurate. Usually in Indonesian, decimal is comma, but in tech/crypto contexts, period is also used. To be safe, keep as original period? But requirement says "Translate naturally - avoid word-by-word translation" and "Use appropriate Indonesian terminology". In Indonesian formal writing, decimal is comma. However, the original uses period. I think it's acceptable to keep period as it's a number in a technical context. But to be natural, maybe use comma? Let's check: "60.5%" in Indonesian would be "60,5%". But the requirement says "Keep all facts, numbers, and data accurate" - changing period to comma might be considered altering the number? Actually it's the same value. I'll keep as original period to avoid confusion, but it's a judgment call. I'll keep period.
Also note: "Polymarket" is a proper noun
