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$BTC $Lukashenko signed the 'Peace Committee' agreement proposed by Trump without consulting China, which is essentially Belarus's self-rescue strategy amid the comprehensive blockade and economic winter from the West. In the face of Europe's isolation, Lukashenko is applying reverse pressure on Europe by joining the American camp, while superficially complying to seek the possibility of Trump lifting sanctions in the future. His declaration to refuse to pay 1 billion USD further highlights a pragmatic gaming mentality—seeking nominal breakthroughs while avoiding substantial costs. This action reflects the survival wisdom of small countries in a geopolitical crevice: tactical compromise is only to gain breathing space, not a strategic shift.

$ETH Russia's situation is similarly forcing a diplomatic shift. Lavrov urgently briefed China and unusually called for China-US cooperation, driven by a fiscal crisis resulting from a more than 20% drop in Russian oil and gas revenue. Under the dual pressure of frontline warfare and economic strain, Russia urgently needs Trump to fulfill his promise of easing tensions. In contrast, China responded with calmness, stating it 'received an invitation,' demonstrating the resolve of a great power: refusing to participate in the US-led alternative order, firmly adhering to the UN framework and the bottom line of international principles. The differences in the actions of China, Russia, and Belarus essentially reflect a logic of division of labor based on power disparity—Russia and Belarus are ‘fishing in troubled waters’ for survival, while China guards the levee of the international system on the shore, forming a pragmatic collaboration that maintains a dynamic balance within the anti-hegemony camp. $BNB #达沃斯世界经济论坛2026 #特朗普取消对欧关税威胁 #黄金白银价格创新高 #加密市场观察