China Targets Ghost Kitchens in Food Safety Sweep, Crypto Markets Take Notice

must be translated but keep the style. For example, "24h Change" becomes "Perubahan 24 jam" etc. Let's write the translation. Title: "China Targetkan Dapur Hantu dalam Operasi Keamanan Pangan, Pasar Kripto Ikut Terpengaruh" or something similar. Actually original title: "China Targets Ghost Kitchens in Food Safety Sweep, Crypto Markets Take Notice". We can translate: "China Targetkan Dapur Hantu dalam Razia Keamanan Pangan, Pasar Kripto Mencermati" or "Pasar Kripto Bereaksi". Let's use "Pasar Kripto Ikut Bereaksi". But keep it concise. For meta description: translate "China's crackdown on 'ghost kitchens' in food delivery apps signals ongoing regulatory tightening that could spill into crypto, adding to bearish sentiment as Bitcoin falls 3.8% and Fear & Greed hits 23." -> "Penindakan China terhadap 'dapur hantu' di aplikasi pesan-antar makanan menandakan pengetatan regulasi yang terus berlanjut dan dapat merembet ke kripto, menambah sentimen bearish saat Bitcoin turun 3,8% dan Fear & Greed mencapai 23." Content: We'll translate each paragraph. First paragraph: "China's food delivery regulators are cracking down on 'ghost kitchens' — restaurant listings with no physical storefront — citing food safety concerns. The move targets platforms like Meituan and Ele.me that host these unregistered vendors. While none of this directly involves crypto, the timing is hard to ignore for a market already deep in extreme fear territory. Bitcoin fell another 3.8% in the past 24 hours, pushing the Fear & Greed index to 23." Translation: "Regulator pengiriman makanan China sedang menindak 'dapur hantu' — daftar restoran tanpa tempat fisik — dengan alasan masalah keamanan pangan. Langkah ini menargetkan platform seperti Meituan dan Ele.me yang menampung vendor tidak terdaftar tersebut. Meskipun semua ini tidak secara langsung melibatkan kripto, waktunya sulit diabaikan bagi pasar yang sudah berada dalam wilayah ketakutan ekstrem. Bitcoin turun lagi 3,8% dalam 24 jam terakhir, mendorong indeks Fear & Greed ke 23." Note: "fear territory" -> "wilayah ketakutan". "deep in extreme fear territory" -> "sudah berada dalam wilayah ketakutan ekstrem". Good. Second paragraph: "This isn't a one-off food safety check. It's the latest in a decade-long pattern where Beijing systematically tightens control over digital platform economies — from ride-hailing to fintech to, yes, crypto trading and mining. Every new enforcement action, even in an adjacent sector, reinforces the regulatory overhang that has depressed risk appetite among Chinese investors and traders globally." Translation: "Ini bukan pemeriksaan keamanan pangan sekali saja. Ini adalah yang terbaru dari pola selama satu dekade di mana Beijing secara sistematis memperketat kendali atas ekonomi platform digital — dari ojek online hingga fintech hingga, ya, perdagangan dan penambangan kripto. Setiap tindakan penegakan baru, bahkan di sektor yang berdekatan, memperkuat bayangan regulasi yang telah menekan selera risiko di kalangan investor dan pedagang China secara global." Third paragraph: "The ghost kitchen crackdown signals that the government is still actively policing unregistered platform activity. That's a logic that can easily be extended to decentralized exchanges, DeFi protocols, or any crypto service operating without a license. Past experience suggests the domino effect is real: P2P lending got squeezed, then crypto exchanges got banned, now it's dark kitchens." Translation: "Penindakan dapur hantu menandakan bahwa pemerintah masih secara aktif mengawasi aktivitas platform tidak terdaftar. Logika itu dapat dengan mudah diperluas ke pertukaran terdesentralisasi, protokol DeFi, atau layanan kripto apa pun yang beroperasi tanpa izin. Pengalaman masa lalu menunjukkan efek domino itu nyata: pinjaman P2P ditekan, lalu bursa kripto dilarang, sekarang dapur gelap." Note: "dark kitchens" is same as ghost kitchens, but author uses "dark kitchens" at end; we can keep "dapur gelap" to differentiate or use same. Probably "dapur hantu" is consistent. But original says "now it's dark kitchens" - maybe "sekarang dapur hantu". We'll use "dapur hantu". Heading h2: "Market reaction so far" -> "Reaksi pasar sejauh ini" Fourth paragraph: "Bitcoin is trading around $69,936, down nearly 9% over the past week. The ghost kitchen news alone probably accounts for only a small fraction of that decline — maybe half a percent — but it adds to a broader sense that Chinese regulatory risk is not going away. Volume signals are normal, on-chain indicators neutral, but the macro signal is fearful. With BTC dominance above 56%, altcoins are underperforming further; Ethereum is testing support near $1,930." Translation: "Bitcoin diperdagangkan di sekitar $69.936, turun hampir 9% selama seminggu terakhir. Berita dapur hantu saja mungkin hanya menyumbang sebagian kecil dari penurunan itu — mungkin setengah persen — tetapi menambah kesan lebih luas bahwa risiko regulasi China tidak akan hilang. Sinyal volume normal, indikator on-chain netral, tetapi sinyal makro penuh ketakutan. Dengan dominasi BTC di atas 56%, altcoin semakin tertinggal; Ethereum menguji support di dekat $1.930." Note: Use periods for thousands separators in Indonesian? Typically use comma for decimal, dot for thousands? Actually in Indonesian, decimal is comma, thousands separator is dot. But for prices like $69,936, we usually keep the original format or adapt? In Indonesian writing, it's common to keep the dollar sign and use comma as thousands separator? Actually standard Indonesian number format: 69.936,00 (dot for thousands, comma for decimal). But here it's USD, we can keep as is for clarity: $69,936. Or write Rp? No, keep USD. We'll keep the original format as it's a price quote. For "nearly 9%" - "hampir 9%". "half a percent" - "setengah persen". "BTC dominance" - "dominasi BTC". "testing support" - "menguji support". Next is the market snapshot div. Need to translate text inside but keep all HTML structure and inline styles exactly. Original div: