tags. Use original h2 headings translated: "Overbought on the RSI" -> "RSI'da Aşırı Alım", "Breakout Setup and Institutional Interest" -> "Kırılım Düzeni ve Kurumsal İlgi", "The $6.50 Target in 30 Days" -> "30 Gün İçinde 6,50 Dolar Hedefi". Keep proper nouns like INJ, RSI, $6.50. Use Turkish decimal comma: 6,50 (but original uses $6.50 with dot, but in Turkish we use comma for decimals, but in financial contexts often the dot is kept? Actually in Turkish, decimal separator is comma, but for currency like $6.50 it's common to keep the dot as it's standard in English. However, to be consistent with Turkish locale, we might write "6,50 dolar" but the original has "$6.50" - we can keep "$6,50" or "$6.50"? I think it's safer to keep "$6.50" as it's a proper noun/price. But in Turkish text, we often write "6,50 dolar". Let's check: The original uses "$6.50" within English. For translation, we can write "6,50 dolar" but keep the dollar sign? Possibly "6,50 dolar" or "$6,50". I'll use "$6,50" to match Turkish decimal comma, or just keep "$6.50" as it's widely understood. I'll keep "$6.50" as it's consistent with the original and many Turkish crypto sites use dot. But to be safe, I'll use comma: $6,50. Actually, in Turkish, the decimal is comma, but the currency symbol is often placed after the number? No, it's usually before. I'll use "$6
