On December 10, U.S. President Donald Trump urged Ukraine to “quickly accept” the U.S.-led peace proposal, with reports suggesting he hopes to finalize an agreement before Christmas. Zelensky signaled willingness to hold elections during wartime but stressed that any agreement must be built on clear security guarantees from the U.S. and Europe. Because the proposal reportedly involves territorial concessions, NATO-related terms, and the allocation of frozen Russian assets, several European nations are uneasy with Washington’s rapid pace.
Within the negotiation framework, the U.S., Ukraine, and Europe remain at odds. Washington is pushing for swift decision-making and a sustainable peace deal. Zelensky reiterated that Ukraine will not accept territorial loss and must coordinate with European partners before agreeing to anything. European officials worry that a U.S.-driven unilateral agreement could fracture Western unity.
As geopolitical uncertainty rises, crypto market sentiment remains cautious. BTC faces resistance at $93,200, with support at $90,000–91,000. If negotiation headlines continue to stir safe-haven demand, market volatility may be driven by a mix of macro shifts and liquidity reactions.
Bitunix Analyst View: The U.S. push for a “fast peace,” Europe’s insistence on “security first,” and Ukraine’s firm “sovereignty line” create a three-way contradiction that will remain a major source of year-end market pricing. Investors should watch how headline risk influences USD flows and safe-haven demand, while assessing whether geopolitical noise may spill over into risk-asset volatility.
