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` tag is inside the `content` string. *Self-Correction on Number Formatting:* In Portuguese, decimals are commas and thousands are dots. However, in financial data involving USD, keeping the English format (comma for thousands) is often preferred to avoid confusion with decimal commas. Given the instruction "Keep all facts, numbers, and data accurate", I will retain the original number formatting ($71,000) to ensure no misinterpretation of value, but translate the text labels. *Self-Correction on "Shorts":* In Portuguese crypto news, "Shorts" is widely used. I will use "posições short" to make it grammatically integrated. *Self-Cor
