Bitcoin prize unchanged, even if Trump-Putin peace meeting fails

The highly expected meeting at the highest level between the presidents of the United States and Russia did not succeed in bringing a conclusion with regard to a strike -the fires between Ukraine and the largest country in the world per country mass.

Nevertheless, Trump said that both parties have made good progress on a few points, while Putin categorized the meeting as a ‘starting point’.

This was the first time in almost a decade that the Russian leader set foot on American soil when he attended the UN general meeting in New York City and met the then President Obama.

“There were many, many points we agree … I would say a few big ones that we didn’t get there completely, but we made some progress,” Trump said at a joint press conference.

Putin said that the relationship between the two major forces has deteriorated to the ‘lowest point since the Cold War’, but noted that these conversations could be considered a ‘starting point’ to improve it.

Before the meeting, the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zenskyy expressed the disappointment that his country would not be represented, because many feared that a potential deal could endanger its sovereignty.

“Ukraine is ready to work as productively as possible to end the war, and we count on a strong position from America … A meeting of leaders is needed – at least, Ukraine, America and the Russian side.”

Given the potential significance of the meeting, many experts expected on a volatile crypto market, especially because it took place after Wall Street was closed.

However, this was not the case. The Bitcoin prize had preceded the meeting for slightly less than $ 117,000, but stopped his dive, even when both parties have no peace conclusion to a peace conclusion. From the moment of the press, BTC has again approached $ 118,000.

The cryptocurrency was much more influenced by the hot PPI data that came out the day before, because it fell within hours of its highest height of $ 124,500 to less than $ 118,000.