We need to translate the labels: "24h Change" -> "Ndryshimi 24h", "7d Change" -> "Ndryshimi 7d", "Fear & Greed" -> "Frika & Lakmia" (or "Frika dhe Lakmia"), "Greed" -> "Lakmia", "Sentiment" -> "Sentimenti" or "Ndjenja" but in crypto context "Sentiment" is often used, but we can translate as "Sentimenti" or "Ndjenja e tregut". I'll use "Sentimenti" for consistency. "slightly bullish" -> "lehtësisht rritës" or "pak optimist" - but "bullish" is a term, we can say "lehtësisht bullish" but better to translate: "pak rritës" or "lehtësisht në rritje". I'll use "lehtësisht bullish" but that might be too English. Actually, in Albanian crypto communities, they often use "bullish" as is. But to be natural, we can say "lehtësisht optimist" but that's not exact. I'll use "lehtësisht në rritje" but that's not the same. Let's check: "slightly bullish" means slightly positive, expecting price increase. In Albanian, we might say "pak rritës" or "lehtësisht pozitiv". I'll go with "lehtësisht rritës" but that's not common. Maybe "pak optimist" is better. I'll use "lehtësisht optimist" but that loses the crypto nuance. Since it's a translation, we can keep "bullish" as a loanword? The instruction says "Use appropriate Albanian terminology for crypto/tech terms" - so we should use "bullish"
