tags. We'll translate the text inside. One nuance: In Norwegian, decimal comma is used instead of decimal point? In numbers, we usually use comma for decimals, but in crypto prices often use point. The original uses "0.3%" and "$64,503" with comma as thousands separator? Actually "$64,503" is 64,503 dollars, not 64.503. In Norwegian, we would write "64 503" (space) or "64.503" (point as thousands separator is not standard, but in English it's comma). To be safe, keep the numbers as in original? The requirement says "Keep all facts, numbers, and data accurate". The format can be adapted to Norwegian conventions? Usually in Norwegian articles, we write "64 503" but sometimes keep the comma. I'll keep the original formatting to avoid confusion since it's a direct translation. But note: In Norwegian, "0.3%" would be "0,3%" with comma. However, in tech/crypto contexts, point is often used. I'll change to comma for percentages: "0,3%". For dollar amounts, keep the comma as thousands separator? That might be confusing because comma is decimal in Norwegian. Better to use space:
should be concise. Original:
