According to Bijie.com, on December 10th, US President Trump demanded that Ukraine "quickly accept" the US-led peace plan and reportedly hoped to finalize an agreement before Christmas. Zelenskyy signaled his willingness to hold elections during wartime but emphasized that any agreement must be based on clear security guarantees from the US and Europe. Because the plan involves territorial concessions, NATO issues, and freezing the use of Russian funds, many European countries are uneasy about the US's rapid pace. Within the negotiation framework, the US, Ukraine, and Europe continue to be locked in a tug-of-war. The US demands accelerated decision-making and emphasizes that the goal is to achieve sustainable peace, but Zelenskyy reiterated that he will not accept territorial concessions and needs to coordinate positions with Europe first. European officials are concerned that if the US pushes for an agreement alone, it could undermine the overall unity of the Western camp. Amid escalating geopolitical uncertainty, the cryptocurrency market remains cautious. BTC is currently watching the $93,200 resistance level and the $90,000-$91,000 support level; if news from the negotiations continues to stimulate safe-haven demand, volatility may be driven by the interaction of macroeconomics and liquidity. Bitunix analysts point out that the coexistence of three conflicting forces—the US's push for "rapid peace," Europe's emphasis on "security first," and Ukraine's insistence on "sovereignty"—makes geopolitical risk a significant pricing factor in the market at the end of the year. Investors should pay attention to the impact of news on dollar flows and safe-haven demand, and assess whether geopolitical noise may spill over into the volatility of risk assets.