-> "📊 Сводка рыночных данных"
Then grid items:
- "24h Change" -> "Изменение за 24ч"
- "7d Change" -> "Изменение за 7д"
- "Fear & Greed" -> "Страх и жадность"
- "Sentiment" -> "Настроение"
- The values: "-1.45%", "-4.82%", "28 Fear" -> "28 Страх", "🔴 slightly bearish" -> "🔴 слегка медвежье"
- Bottom: "Bitcoin (BTC): $76,942 Rank #1" -> "Биткоин (BTC): $76 942 Ранг #1" (use non-breaking space or just space). We'll keep the number formatting as original: $76,942 -> $76 942? In Russian, comma is decimal separator, but here it's thousand separator. Better to keep as $76,942 but use space? Actually original uses comma. In Russian, we often use space for thousands. But to preserve accuracy, we can keep the same format. However, the original uses comma as thousand separator which is standard in US but in Russian we use non-breaking space. Since it's a translation, I'll use space to be natural: $76 942. But careful: the original has "$76,942" - we
