The price of the currency does not plummet, firmly do not enter the market
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The White House stated that both Russia and Ukraine have agreed to ensure the safe passage of merchant ships in the Black Sea and to cease military strikes in the region.
In recent days, U.S. officials have met with representatives from both countries in Saudi Arabia. Earlier, the Kremlin stated that discussions with the United States focused on establishing safe shipping lanes in the Black Sea, but details would not be made public. According to TASS, Foreign Minister Lavrov also indicated that Russia supports the restoration of the Black Sea grain agreement, which allows Ukraine to safely export food.
The possibility of a comprehensive ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine may be reached within the next few months. The 30-day ceasefire is also about to expire, so let's see what kind of arrangements can be made to end the fighting. If a comprehensive ceasefire is achieved, it would indeed be a positive development for the global financial markets. Europe has more funds that are willing to invest in the financial markets. However, it may not necessarily be a good thing for Country C, as resolving the issue with Russia could lead Russia to turn against the U.S. In such a case, the U.S. would focus its efforts on Country C, and future trade wars could become more severe, making it difficult for domestic companies. Currently, looking at BTC's trend, we have reached a point of indecision; there isn't enough money to push it up, and a sharp decline is possible, but Trump isn't giving any opportunities. Right now, there isn't enough volume for continued increases; prolonged stagnation will likely lead to a drop. Personally, I suggest taking a wait-and-see approach for now. Focus on short positions in contracts. If the price doesn't plummet, I firmly advise against entering the market. Some people ask, what if it keeps rising and reverses? Honestly, that's a possibility, but the probability is low.
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