Bitcoin in Year-End Consolidation as Ukraine-US Security Talks Intensify, Targeting 86,700–90,370 Levels
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky signaled Kyiv’s openness to a future US military presence as a pillar of post-war security, while cautioning that Moscow’s allegations of an attack on President Putin’s residence are baseless and aimed at undermining fragile peace talks. In Washington, President Trump said the United States and Ukraine are near a framework to end the conflict, though security and territorial disagreements persist. The Russian Foreign Ministry indicated it would reassess its negotiating stance if the incident is verified, and French officials reiterated there is no evidence supporting the claim.
From a market perspective, the debate over security commitments introduces a fresh geopolitical risk factor for crypto assets. Renewed negotiation uncertainty can widen short-term volatility as capital flows between safe-haven assets and risk assets. In the crypto desk, Bitcoin trades in year-end consolidation, with liquidity and price action around 86,700 and tests of resistance near 90,370.
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