Trump urges orders + Zelensky keeps the bottom line, and the geopolitical game stirs up the BTC market

Recently, the international situation has been turbulent again. According to news, Trump is pushing Ukraine to “sign quickly” to accept the peace plan, and it is rumored that he wants to get it done before Christmas. On the other hand, Zelensky relented and said that elections could be held during wartime, but the bottom line still had to be - the United States and Europe must give real security commitments. This matter involves sensitive issues such as territory, NATO, and how to use frozen assets, which makes European countries panic, feeling that the rhythm of the United States is too fierce.

All three parties at the negotiating table are competing. The United States urged to set the tone quickly, saying that it would have a long-lasting peace; Zelensky’s side has bitten to death and does not cede land, and it has to be unified with Europe first; European officials are worried that if the United States signs the agreement alone, won’t the entire Western camp disperse?

With such a noisy geopolitical situation, the crypto market is naturally not peaceful. BTC is currently encountering resistance above $93,200, and the lower support is about 90,000 to 91,000. If the news of negotiations continues to ferment, risk aversion may lead to changes in capital flows, and price fluctuations are estimated to be affected by both macro and liquidity.

Some analysts reminded: The current situation is that the United States wants to make a quick decision, Europe must prioritize security, and Ukraine guards the red line of sovereignty, and none of the three will make concessions. This geopolitical uncertainty has become one of the key factors in year-end pricing. Investors are advised to keep an eye on the news in the face of the impact of the dollar and safe-haven demand, and assess whether this noise will actually be transmitted to risk assets.