2025-11-23 16:37:15

Poland's leadership is now raising eyebrows over that mysterious 28-point peace proposal—specifically, who actually wrote it and where the drafting happened. Questions like these don't just stay in diplomatic circles. They ripple outward. When major geopolitical frameworks get called into question, it injects uncertainty into markets already jittery about global stability. Investors watching macro trends know this kind of political fog can shift risk appetite fast, especially in volatile asset classes.

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SlowLearnerWang

· 11-26 10:02

Oh dear, who wrote these 28 proposals? It took me a while to realize it. --- It's another political fog, no wonder the crypto world has been so restless lately. --- To put it bluntly, it doesn't really matter who wrote them, the key is whether the market believes it or not. --- If politics are not transparent, the market won't be stable; I think I understand this logic now. --- Risk appetite can change in an instant, it's really tough for us investors. --- Wait, are they still checking the source? I should have followed this matter long ago. --- Once geopolitical issues get chaotic, asset fluctuations suffer as well; the traps are all the same.

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Gm_Gn_Merchant

· 11-25 12:06

I don't understand, who wrote the 28-point plan is unclear, no wonder the crypto world has started to get restless again these past few days.

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DegenWhisperer

· 11-23 17:07

Another one of those mysterious maneuvers—no one can clearly explain who wrote it. People in the crypto community saw through it long ago.

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WagmiWarrior

· 11-23 17:05

These 28 proposals are like a spy war; nobody knows who wrote them... interesting. Alright, time to start fleecing retail investors again. Every time there's geopolitical turmoil, the market goes wild. The situation in Poland is worth watching for further developments—I feel like there's more going on behind the scenes. Investors who trade based on this kind of "political smog" definitely have guts. To put it bluntly, no one knows who's making the decisions, and the market starts trembling.

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GasFeeSurvivor

· 11-23 17:02

It's that feeling of behind-the-scenes manipulation again. Who the hell came up with these 28 points...

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