According to CNBC, President Vladimir Putin said Russia is ready for war with Europe and recent Ukraine peace talks failed to deliver a breakthrough, elevating geopolitical risk for global markets. source: CNBC In prior Russia‑Ukraine escalations, Brent crude jumped above 120 dollars per barrel in March 2022 and European TTF gas spiked above 300 euros per MWh in August 2022, underscoring how supply risk can rapidly reprice energy and related equities. source: IEA; EIA Geopolitical shocks have historically driven safe‑haven demand into the US dollar and gold while pressuring the euro, highlighting potential FX and commodity volatility if tensions rise. source: BIS Crypto has behaved more like a risk asset since 2020, with rising BTC and ETH correlation to equities, implying geopolitical risk can spill over into digital assets and stablecoin liquidity conditions. source: IMF

According to @CNBC, Ukraine peace talks are shifting to Moscow and it remains unclear whether President Putin will participate, source: @CNBC. Geopolitical risk shocks are associated with higher asset volatility, making the timing and outcome of the talks market-relevant, source: Federal Reserve Board (Caldara and Iacoviello, Geopolitical Risk Index). Crypto increasingly trades like a risk asset alongside equities during shocks, so traders should monitor Brent crude, European natural gas, EUR and regional FX, and volatility in BTC and ETH into the talks window, source: International Monetary Fund (Global Financial Stability Report).

According to @CNBC, Ukraine is working to keep Donald Trump on its side in peace talks while safeguarding its sovereignty, as stated in a CNBC post on November 24, 2025. source: CNBC The CNBC post does not provide details on negotiation timelines, policy concessions, or financial-market measures, and it does not mention cryptocurrencies or digital assets. source: CNBC Given the lack of market specifics in the source, no verified trading conclusions can be drawn from the post alone. source: CNBC