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We must translate the original article to Korean. The original article is the long English text about DeFi yield farming tax guide. We need to translate title, summary, and content into Korean. Also we need to keep markdown formatting in content. No extra formatting, no JSON, no code blocks. Just plain text with those sections.

We need to craft title 50-70 characters (in Korean?). The instruction: "Now craft title 50-70 characters. Example: ..." That was part of the original article's instructions for writing the article. But now we need to translate the article, including its title and summary etc. The original article already had a title placeholder: "Title: ..." and "Summary: ..." but they were not filled. Actually the original article given includes instructions on how to craft title and summary, but not an actual title. The original article says:

"Original article: Title: ... Summary: ...

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So we need to produce a translated article with a title and summary that follow the constraints: title 50-70 characters, summary under 160 characters. The content should be the translated markdown article (the long guidance). So we need to create a Korean title of appropriate length, Korean summary under 160 characters, and then the content translated into Korean, preserving markdown headings etc.

We must not include any extra formatting like JSON or code blocks. Just plain text.

Thus output:

TITLE: [Korean title 50-70 chars] SUMMARY: [Korean summary <160 chars]

CONTENT: [Korean markdown article]

We need to ensure no extra blank lines? Probably fine.

Let's craft Korean title: something like "DeFi 수익 농사 세금 가이드: 암호화폐 투자자가 알아야 할 필수 사항". Let's count characters in Korean (including spaces). Need 50-70 characters.

Let's draft: "DeFi 수익 농사 세금 가이드: 암호화폐 투자자가 알아야 할 필수 사항". Count characters:

We'll count each Korean character as one, English letters as one, spaces as one.

String: D e F i (4) space (5) 수 (6) 익 (7)Space? Actually let's write exactly and count.

"DeFi 수익 농사 세금 가이드: 암호화폐 투자자가 알아야 할 필수 사항"

Let's count:

D(1) e2 F3 i4 (space5) 수6 익7 (space8) 농9 사10 (space11) 세12 금13 (space14) 가15 이16 드17 :18 (space19) 암20 호21 화22 폐23 (space24) 투25 자26 가27 (space28) 아29 라30 야31 하32 l33? Actually "알아야": let's break: 아30 라31 야32 (space33) 할34 (space35) 필36 수37 대38 (space39) 사40 항41 주42 .43

Let's recount properly.

I'll write the string with indices:

"DeFi 수익 농사 세금 가이드: 암호화폐 투자자가 알아야 할 필수 사항"

I'll count using groups:

DeFi (4) + space =5 수익 (2) =>7 space=8 농사 (2)=>10 space=11 세금 (2)=>13 space=14 가이드: (4? actually 가이드: includes colon) 가(15) 이(16) 드(17) :(18) => after colon we have space? Actually there is a space after colon before 암호화폐. So after colon we have space. So up to colon is 18, then space=19 암호화폐 (4? Actually 암호화폐 is 4 characters: 암(20) 호(21) 화(22) 폐(23)) =>23 space=24 투자자가 (4? 투자자가: 투(25) 자(26) 가(27) (space?) Actually "투자자가" includes a space? No, it's "투자자가": 투25 자26 가27 (no space). So after that we have space before "알아야". So after 투자자가 we have space=28 알아야 (3? Actually 알아야: 아28? Wait we already used 28 for space, so let's continue: 아29 라30 야31) =>31 space=32 할 (33) space=34 필수 (2: 필35 수36) =>36 space=37 사항 (2: 사37? Wait we already used 37 for space, so let's re-evaluate.

I'm getting confused. Let's just count using a tool mentally? Might be easier to approximate length: It's likely around 45-50 characters. Need 50-70. We can add some words.

Let's make title: "DeFi 수익 농사 세금 가이드: 암호화폐 투자자가 알아야 할 필수 사항과 실전 팁". Add more.

Now count roughly: original maybe ~45, adding "과 실전 팁" adds maybe 6-8 => ~53. Good.

Let's craft final title: "DeFi 수익 농사 세금 가이드: 암호화폐 투자자가 알아야 할 필수 사항과 실전 팁"

Now summary: one sentence under 160 characters Korean describing content. Something like: "DeFi 수익 농사에서의 세금 처리 방법, 소득 및 자본 이득 구분, 신고 요령, 기록 관리 팁 및 세금 최적화 전략을詳しく説明합니다." Need under 160 chars.

Let's craft: "DeFi 수익 농사에서 받는 보상은 보통 일반 소득으로 보고되며, senare 처분 시 자본 이득 또는 손실이 발생하는데, 이 글에서는 세금 처리, 신고 방법, 기록 관리 및 실전 팁을詳しく説明합니다."

Count approximate Korean characters: likely under 160.

Now content: translate the markdown article into Korean, preserving headings (##, ###), bullet lists with -, bold using ** (or ? The original used but we can keep markdown bold using . The instruction: "Use markdown headings: ##, ###, bullet lists with -, bold for emphasis." So we should use ** for bold. The original used but we can convert to .