. We need to translate each paragraph and headings.
Let's translate paragraph by paragraph.
First paragraph: "Cardano (ADA) jumped more than 9% over the past 36–48 hours, breaking past $0.19 for the first time in nearly a month. The move comes as whale addresses accumulated over 240 million ADA in less than a week, pushing total whale holdings to 14.55 billion before a slight retrace. The rally stands out in a broader crypto market that's been sluggish, with Bitcoin and most altcoins showing little movement."
Translation: "카르다노(ADA)는 지난 36~48시간 동안 9% 이상 급등하며 약 한 달 만에 처음으로 $0.19를 돌파했다. 이 움직임은 고래 주소들이 일주일도 안 되어 2억 4천만 ADA 이상을 축적하면서 전체 고래 보유량이 14.55억 개에 도달한 후 소폭 하락한 것과 함께 나왔다. 이 랠리는 비트코인과 대부분의 알트코인이 거의 움직임을 보이지 않는 침체된 광범위한 암호화폐 시장에서 두드러진다."
Note: "240 million ADA" - 2억 4천만 ADA. "14.55 billion" - 14.55억? Actually, 14.55 billion = 145.5억? Wait, 1 billion = 10억, so 14.55 billion = 145.5억. But in the original, it says "14.55 billion" - that's 14.55 billion tokens. In Korean, we often use "억" for hundred million, and "조" for trillion. So 14.55 billion = 145.5억. But we can also write "145.5억" or "14.55 billion" as is. I'll keep numbers as is, but for clarity, I'll write "145.5억" because it's more natural. However, the original says "14.55 billion" - we can keep the number and unit. In crypto context, they often use "billion" as is. But I'll translate to Korean units: 14.55 billion = 145.5억. But to avoid confusion, I'll keep "14.55 billion" as "14.55 billion" but maybe write "145.5억" if needed. Actually, in Korean news, they often use "억" and "조". So 14.55 billion = 145.5억. I'll write "145.5억" but then it's not exactly "14.55 billion" - it's the same. Let's do: "14.55 billion" -> "145.5억" but I'll put "14.55 billion" in parentheses? Or just write "145.5억". I'll write "145.5억" because it's more natural. But the original says "14.55 billion" - I'll keep the number and unit as "14.55 billion" but in Korean, we can say "145.5억". I'll decide: I'll write "145.5억" for readability. Similarly, "240 million" -> "2억 4천만" (240 million = 2.4억? Wait, 240 million = 2.4억? Actually, 1억 = 100 million, so 240 million = 2.4억. But in Korean, we say "2억 4천만" which is 240 million? Let's check: 1억 = 100 million, so 2억 = 200
