tags. So we'll translate the headings.
Heading: "Why Keel left the US" -> "De ce a plecat Keel din SUA" (or "De ce a părăsit Keel SUA"). "left" -> "a părăsit" or "a ieșit". We'll use "a părăsit".
Next paragraph: "The company's US mining economics have been under pressure from power costs, competition, and post-halving realities. The $65 million net loss added to that strain. Keel didn't say it's quitting crypto — it's a regional pivot, not a full exit." Wait, that's the same as above? Actually, the article structure: after the first paragraph, there is Why Keel left the US
then that paragraph. But in the original content, we have that paragraph. So we need to translate that heading and paragraph. We already translated the paragraph above? Actually, the original content has:
...first paragraph...
Why Keel left the US
The company's US mining economics...
The AI pivot
... etc.
So we need to translate all headings and paragraphs. Let's list all headings:
- "Why Keel left the US" -> "De ce a părăsit Keel SUA"
- "The AI pivot" -> "Pivotarea către AI" (or "Pivotul către inteligență artificială")
- "A regional shift, not a retreat" -> "O schimbare regională, nu o retragere"
- "The broader mining shift" -> "Schimbarea mai largă în minerit"
Also the last paragraph has no heading.
We'll translate each section.
Now, we need to translate the meta description: "Keel Infrastructure decommissions all US Bitcoin mining sites, pivots to AI and HPC workloads. Reports $65M net loss, holds $121M in Bitcoin reserves." -> "Keel Infrastructure dezafectează toate
...first paragraph...
Why Keel left the US
The company's US mining economics...
