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Things you should know about the Binance Card 💳 if you're in Venezuela 🇻🇪👇
📍 Pay in online stores: It works for international purchases on platforms like Amazon, AliExpress, PayPal, Steam, or subscriptions.
📍 Tap-to-pay: It’s a virtual card compatible with NFC (Google Pay/Apple Pay). I’ve tested it personally at Farmatodo and it works perfectly with no contact.
📍 Automatic conversion: Pay directly with your crypto (USDT, USDC, BTC) without needing to manually go through P2P.
📍 Official rate: When making purchases at local merchants processed in local currency, the conversion is adjusted to the official rate of the day (BCV).
Do you already have your card active or have you tried it at some other store in Venezuela? I’d love to hear in the comments! 👇
#binanceCard #BinanceSquare #venezuela
Things you should know about the Binance Card 💳 if you're in Venezuela 🇻🇪👇
📍 Pay in online stores: It works for international purchases on platforms like Amazon, AliExpress, PayPal, Steam, or subscriptions.
📍 Tap-to-pay: It’s a virtual card compatible with NFC (Google Pay/Apple Pay). I’ve tested it personally at Farmatodo and it works perfectly with no contact.
📍 Automatic conversion: Pay directly with your crypto (USDT, USDC, BTC) without needing to manually go through P2P.
📍 Official rate: When making purchases at local merchants processed in local currency, the conversion is adjusted to the official rate of the day (BCV).
Do you already have your card active or have you tried it at some other store in Venezuela? I’d love to hear in the comments! 👇
#binanceCard #BinanceSquare #venezuela
📍 Pay in online stores: It works for international purchases on platforms like Amazon, AliExpress, PayPal, Steam, or subscriptions.
📍 Tap-to-pay: It’s a virtual card compatible with NFC (Google Pay/Apple Pay). I’ve tested it personally at Farmatodo and it works perfectly with no contact.
📍 Automatic conversion: Pay directly with your crypto (USDT, USDC, BTC) without needing to manually go through P2P.
📍 Official rate: When making purchases at local merchants processed in local currency, the conversion is adjusted to the official rate of the day (BCV).
Do you already have your card active or have you tried it at some other store in Venezuela? I’d love to hear in the comments! 👇
#binanceCard #BinanceSquare #venezuela
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Buenos dias, como la agregas en apple pay ?
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GOODBYE TO P2P! Discover the 5 great benefits of Binance’s new card for Venezuelans 🇻🇪🔥.
Binance’s recent announcement about the imminent arrival of its payment card in Venezuela has caused a lot of excitement. But beyond the buzz, what does this really mean for your wallet and your day-to-day?
Pay directly without P2P: The manual process of selling your crypto for bolívares before going to the store is over. The system automatically converts your USDT or Bitcoin right when you tap the card at the point of sale.
Works inside and outside the country: Since it’s backed by global payment networks, you can use it at the corner bakery, pay for subscriptions like Netflix, or make international online purchases.
Earn money by spending: Enable the cashback system, returning between 2% and 3% of the value of your purchases directly to your digital wallet.
Shield against inflation: You can keep your funds in “hard currency” (digital dollars) until the exact second you’re going to pay at checkout, protecting your money from devaluation.
Total control on your phone: No cumbersome bank paperwork or maintenance fees. You can freeze it instantly if it’s lost, review your expenses in real time, and choose which currency to use first—everything from the app.
Digital economy keeps evolving, delivering first-world alternatives to tackle local economic challenges.
#BTC #venezuela #USDT
GOODBYE TO P2P! Discover the 5 great benefits of Binance’s new card for Venezuelans 🇻🇪🔥.
Binance’s recent announcement about the imminent arrival of its payment card in Venezuela has caused a lot of excitement. But beyond the buzz, what does this really mean for your wallet and your day-to-day?
Pay directly without P2P: The manual process of selling your crypto for bolívares before going to the store is over. The system automatically converts your USDT or Bitcoin right when you tap the card at the point of sale.
Works inside and outside the country: Since it’s backed by global payment networks, you can use it at the corner bakery, pay for subscriptions like Netflix, or make international online purchases.
Earn money by spending: Enable the cashback system, returning between 2% and 3% of the value of your purchases directly to your digital wallet.
Shield against inflation: You can keep your funds in “hard currency” (digital dollars) until the exact second you’re going to pay at checkout, protecting your money from devaluation.
Total control on your phone: No cumbersome bank paperwork or maintenance fees. You can freeze it instantly if it’s lost, review your expenses in real time, and choose which currency to use first—everything from the app.
Digital economy keeps evolving, delivering first-world alternatives to tackle local economic challenges.
GOODBYE TO P2P! Discover the 5 great benefits of Binance’s new card for Venezuelans 🇻🇪🔥.
Binance’s recent announcement about the imminent arrival of its payment card in Venezuela has caused a lot of excitement. But beyond the buzz, what does this really mean for your wallet and your day-to-day?
Pay directly without P2P: The manual process of selling your crypto for bolívares before going to the store is over. The system automatically converts your USDT or Bitcoin right when you tap the card at the point of sale.
Works inside and outside the country: Since it’s backed by global payment networks, you can use it at the corner bakery, pay for subscriptions like Netflix, or make international online purchases.
Earn money by spending: Enable the cashback system, returning between 2% and 3% of the value of your purchases directly to your digital wallet.
Shield against inflation: You can keep your funds in “hard currency” (digital dollars) until the exact second you’re going to pay at checkout, protecting your money from devaluation.
Total control on your phone: No cumbersome bank paperwork or maintenance fees. You can freeze it instantly if it’s lost, review your expenses in real time, and choose which currency to use first—everything from the app.
Digital economy keeps evolving, delivering first-world alternatives to tackle local economic challenges.
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🔥 Venezuela’s paradox: Why did the country with the most oil in the world run out of money?🛢️ The Paradox of Illiquid Wealth: Oil Reserves, Crisis, and Venezuela’s Economic Restructuring
The global energy market and international finance have always kept an eye on real assets. When we talk about commodities, oil remains the king of strategic resources. However, there is a unique case study in modern macroeconomic history that shows that wealth beneath the ground does not guarantee financial liquidity.
🔥 Venezuela’s paradox: Why did the country with the most oil in the world run out of money?
🛢️ The Paradox of Illiquid Wealth: Oil Reserves, Crisis, and Venezuela’s Economic Restructuring
The global energy market and international finance have always kept an eye on real assets. When we talk about commodities, oil remains the king of strategic resources. However, there is a unique case study in modern macroeconomic history that shows that wealth beneath the ground does not guarantee financial liquidity.
The global energy market and international finance have always kept an eye on real assets. When we talk about commodities, oil remains the king of strategic resources. However, there is a unique case study in modern macroeconomic history that shows that wealth beneath the ground does not guarantee financial liquidity.
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Hello people! I have some capital to start P2P in Venezuela, but I really don't know where to begin without having problems with the law. I would like to find help from someone who works with P2P: how do they do it, and also how do they keep track of their earnings?
#P2P #venezuela
Hello people! I have some capital to start P2P in Venezuela, but I really don't know where to begin without having problems with the law. I would like to find help from someone who works with P2P: how do they do it, and also how do they keep track of their earnings?
#P2P #venezuela
#P2P #venezuela
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🇻🇪 The foreign exchange market accumulates more than US$12.5 billion, of which US$11.093 billion came from BCV FX intervention, a figure that represents 88.5% of the total of foreign currency. Tremendous bleeding for nothing; the depreciation of the Bs continues across all FX markets #venezuela
🇻🇪 The foreign exchange market accumulates more than US$12.5 billion, of which US$11.093 billion came from BCV FX intervention, a figure that represents 88.5% of the total of foreign currency. Tremendous bleeding for nothing; the depreciation of the Bs continues across all FX markets #venezuela
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Trinidad-Venezuela rapprochement: Could a signal be turning for the dollar and P2P?## New chapter between Trinidad and Venezuela?
Relations between Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago may be on the verge of an unexpected turn. The Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Kamla Persad-Bissessar, took everyone by surprise when she said she “loves” Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, and wants to meet with her during the United Nations General Assembly in New York. These remarks come just a few months after Caracas declared the leader a “persona non grata” for alleged belligerent stances.
Trinidad-Venezuela rapprochement: Could a signal be turning for the dollar and P2P?
## New chapter between Trinidad and Venezuela?
Relations between Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago may be on the verge of an unexpected turn. The Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Kamla Persad-Bissessar, took everyone by surprise when she said she “loves” Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, and wants to meet with her during the United Nations General Assembly in New York. These remarks come just a few months after Caracas declared the leader a “persona non grata” for alleged belligerent stances.
Relations between Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago may be on the verge of an unexpected turn. The Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Kamla Persad-Bissessar, took everyone by surprise when she said she “loves” Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, and wants to meet with her during the United Nations General Assembly in New York. These remarks come just a few months after Caracas declared the leader a “persona non grata” for alleged belligerent stances.
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Q exaggeration that USDT price since January it was at 305 per dollar, today it is at 960; it’s a crime against the family economy, because why in Colombia does the dollar go down and in Venezuela does it rise criminally every day—and will dollarization be the solution? $USDC $BTC #venezuela #Binance #LUIS77 #BankOfAmericaGroupPilotsUSBDCStablecoin
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Q exaggeration that USDT price since January it was at 305 per dollar, today it is at 960; it’s a crime against the family economy, because why in Colombia does the dollar go down and in Venezuela does it rise criminally every day—and will dollarization be the solution? $USDC $BTC #venezuela #Binance #LUIS77 #BankOfAmericaGroupPilotsUSBDCStablecoin
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#La viveza criolla del venezolano no trae nada bueno mira en estos moment la page of the banco provincial is down right now all buyers in this case if you want to sell are paying the provincial. .. Is it so you can't verify?
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Chevron doubles rigs in Venezuela: impact on the dollar, USDT, and P2PThe economic news that shook Venezuela’s financial environment this week was the announcement by the U.S. oil company Chevron of its intention to double the drilling platforms it operates in the country. Beyond the shine of the figures in the hydrocarbon sector, this has direct effects on the foreign exchange market, on the pace of dollarization of the economy, and—of course—on the day-to-day work of those moving within the P2P ecosystem with USDT and other digital assets.
Chevron doubles rigs in Venezuela: impact on the dollar, USDT, and P2P
The economic news that shook Venezuela’s financial environment this week was the announcement by the U.S. oil company Chevron of its intention to double the drilling platforms it operates in the country. Beyond the shine of the figures in the hydrocarbon sector, this has direct effects on the foreign exchange market, on the pace of dollarization of the economy, and—of course—on the day-to-day work of those moving within the P2P ecosystem with USDT and other digital assets.
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USDT is flirting with 980 Bs: What to expect from P2P today?The Venezuelan P2P market has just broken firmly through the Bs. 970 zone per $USDT, and buying pressure remains at its peak. Today, we’re seeing buy offers reaching Bs. 976.09 and sell orders at Bs. 940.97 on Binance, with more than 248 active ads competing in the order book.
What do these market data reveal about today’s situation?
1. Imbalanced demand: Transactional behavior shows that the vast majority of the flow seeks refuge in $USDT. When the rotation of bolívares into digital assets accelerates with this volume, exchange-rate ceilings are tested quickly.
USDT is flirting with 980 Bs: What to expect from P2P today?
The Venezuelan P2P market has just broken firmly through the Bs. 970 zone per $USDT, and buying pressure remains at its peak. Today, we’re seeing buy offers reaching Bs. 976.09 and sell orders at Bs. 940.97 on Binance, with more than 248 active ads competing in the order book.
What do these market data reveal about today’s situation?
1. Imbalanced demand: Transactional behavior shows that the vast majority of the flow seeks refuge in $USDT. When the rotation of bolívares into digital assets accelerates with this volume, exchange-rate ceilings are tested quickly.
What do these market data reveal about today’s situation?
1. Imbalanced demand: Transactional behavior shows that the vast majority of the flow seeks refuge in $USDT. When the rotation of bolívares into digital assets accelerates with this volume, exchange-rate ceilings are tested quickly.
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Record on P2P: 89.7% buy USDT and spread skyrocketsToday there are no buyers, there’s a stampede. On Binance P2P, 89.7% of the volume is looking to buy USDT, not sell. The pressure is such that the spread has already surpassed 5.7%: they buy at Bs. 1.003,18 and sell at Bs. 948,83. What’s happening? I’ll explain it with data in hand.
This imbalance is not normal. When 9 out of every 10 transactions are buys, it means people are fleeing the bolívar and taking refuge in $USDT. Active offers are 198, but most of them are from buyers. Sellers hide, and anyone who has USDT sets the price.
Record on P2P: 89.7% buy USDT and spread skyrockets
Today there are no buyers, there’s a stampede. On Binance P2P, 89.7% of the volume is looking to buy USDT, not sell. The pressure is such that the spread has already surpassed 5.7%: they buy at Bs. 1.003,18 and sell at Bs. 948,83. What’s happening? I’ll explain it with data in hand.
This imbalance is not normal. When 9 out of every 10 transactions are buys, it means people are fleeing the bolívar and taking refuge in $USDT. Active offers are 198, but most of them are from buyers. Sellers hide, and anyone who has USDT sets the price.
This imbalance is not normal. When 9 out of every 10 transactions are buys, it means people are fleeing the bolívar and taking refuge in $USDT. Active offers are 198, but most of them are from buyers. Sellers hide, and anyone who has USDT sets the price.
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Vietnam and Venezuela: a breather for the economy that drives P2P?## Agreements that go beyond geopolitics
The news that Venezuela and Vietnam are expanding their cooperation with more than 30 agreements is not just a matter for foreign ministries. For those operating in the P2P market, international alliances always have repercussions on interest rates, on the supply of dollars, and on confidence in the future of the economy. Acting President Delcy Rodríguez honored the outgoing Vietnamese ambassador, Vu Trung My, at a ceremony where she highlighted the 51 existing agreements and the new negotiations in sensitive areas such as energy, telecommunications, and agriculture.
Vietnam and Venezuela: a breather for the economy that drives P2P?
## Agreements that go beyond geopolitics
The news that Venezuela and Vietnam are expanding their cooperation with more than 30 agreements is not just a matter for foreign ministries. For those operating in the P2P market, international alliances always have repercussions on interest rates, on the supply of dollars, and on confidence in the future of the economy. Acting President Delcy Rodríguez honored the outgoing Vietnamese ambassador, Vu Trung My, at a ceremony where she highlighted the 51 existing agreements and the new negotiations in sensitive areas such as energy, telecommunications, and agriculture.
The news that Venezuela and Vietnam are expanding their cooperation with more than 30 agreements is not just a matter for foreign ministries. For those operating in the P2P market, international alliances always have repercussions on interest rates, on the supply of dollars, and on confidence in the future of the economy. Acting President Delcy Rodríguez honored the outgoing Vietnamese ambassador, Vu Trung My, at a ceremony where she highlighted the 51 existing agreements and the new negotiations in sensitive areas such as energy, telecommunications, and agriculture.
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🇻🇪 Allow me to share a reflection that a great professor gave me. According to him, those who truly produce and contribute to the country are the farmer who tills the land, the entrepreneur who invests, transforms, and creates wealth, and the worker who every day gives the best of themselves in their trade. The politician, on the other hand, produces nothing; their only function should be to manage resources efficiently. However, far from adding value, they have become the most negative factor that has been added to society #venezuela
🇻🇪 Allow me to share a reflection that a great professor gave me. According to him, those who truly produce and contribute to the country are the farmer who tills the land, the entrepreneur who invests, transforms, and creates wealth, and the worker who every day gives the best of themselves in their trade. The politician, on the other hand, produces nothing; their only function should be to manage resources efficiently. However, far from adding value, they have become the most negative factor that has been added to society #venezuela
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89.7% is looking for USDT: Why the spread doesn’t blow up?🇻🇪 The Venezuelan P2P market is going through a paradox that hasn’t been seen in months. According to Binance data this morning, 89.7% of the traded volume is trying to buy USDT, while the active sell offers total 244. But if there’s so much demand, why doesn’t the spread explode? Today I want to break it down.
📊 At the time of publishing, in Binance’s P2P: Buying USDT is at Bs. 971.67 and Selling is at Bs. 931.20. That leaves a gap of 40.47 bolivars (4.35%). Or, in plain terms: if you buy and sell instantly, you lose 4.35% of your capital in the transaction. It’s not a premium against the official dollar, but the real cost of liquidity.
89.7% is looking for USDT: Why the spread doesn’t blow up?
🇻🇪 The Venezuelan P2P market is going through a paradox that hasn’t been seen in months. According to Binance data this morning, 89.7% of the traded volume is trying to buy USDT, while the active sell offers total 244. But if there’s so much demand, why doesn’t the spread explode? Today I want to break it down.
📊 At the time of publishing, in Binance’s P2P: Buying USDT is at Bs. 971.67 and Selling is at Bs. 931.20. That leaves a gap of 40.47 bolivars (4.35%). Or, in plain terms: if you buy and sell instantly, you lose 4.35% of your capital in the transaction. It’s not a premium against the official dollar, but the real cost of liquidity.
📊 At the time of publishing, in Binance’s P2P: Buying USDT is at Bs. 971.67 and Selling is at Bs. 931.20. That leaves a gap of 40.47 bolivars (4.35%). Or, in plain terms: if you buy and sell instantly, you lose 4.35% of your capital in the transaction. It’s not a premium against the official dollar, but the real cost of liquidity.
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P2P record: 89.7% buy USDT in Venezuela, why?📉 Did you know that today 89.7% of P2P operations in Venezuela are looking for $USDT? It’s a historic imbalance. Meanwhile, buying USDT is at Bs. 994.74 and selling at Bs. 942.26. The spread is Bs. 52.48 (5.57%). What does this tell us? That the bolívar is losing ground as a store of value and that more and more people are seeking refuge in the digital dollar.
On social media, people ask me: “and why does the spread remain so wide?” Part of the answer lies in supply and demand: when 89.7% of the volume is buying, sellers have the control. This is nothing new, but the volume we saw this week (more than $44 million daily according to Ecoanalítica) shows real pressure.
P2P record: 89.7% buy USDT in Venezuela, why?
📉 Did you know that today 89.7% of P2P operations in Venezuela are looking for $USDT? It’s a historic imbalance. Meanwhile, buying USDT is at Bs. 994.74 and selling at Bs. 942.26. The spread is Bs. 52.48 (5.57%). What does this tell us? That the bolívar is losing ground as a store of value and that more and more people are seeking refuge in the digital dollar.
On social media, people ask me: “and why does the spread remain so wide?” Part of the answer lies in supply and demand: when 89.7% of the volume is buying, sellers have the control. This is nothing new, but the volume we saw this week (more than $44 million daily according to Ecoanalítica) shows real pressure.
On social media, people ask me: “and why does the spread remain so wide?” Part of the answer lies in supply and demand: when 89.7% of the volume is buying, sellers have the control. This is nothing new, but the volume we saw this week (more than $44 million daily according to Ecoanalítica) shows real pressure.
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Deal with the U.S. leaves China out: effects on the dollar and P2P## China loses ground on Venezuela's oil chessboard
For years, Venezuela and China forged an alliance that combined billion-dollar loans, cheap oil, and diplomatic support. Today, the new oil agreement between Caracas and a consortium linked to the United States (NABEP) not only fractures that relationship, but also exposes Beijing to a triple loss: financial, commercial, and geopolitical. For Venezuelans who keep a close eye on the dollar price and the dynamics of the P2P market, this is not just a geopolitical game; it is a factor that could move the needle on the parallel dollar and the liquidity of cryptocurrencies.
Deal with the U.S. leaves China out: effects on the dollar and P2P
## China loses ground on Venezuela's oil chessboard
For years, Venezuela and China forged an alliance that combined billion-dollar loans, cheap oil, and diplomatic support. Today, the new oil agreement between Caracas and a consortium linked to the United States (NABEP) not only fractures that relationship, but also exposes Beijing to a triple loss: financial, commercial, and geopolitical. For Venezuelans who keep a close eye on the dollar price and the dynamics of the P2P market, this is not just a geopolitical game; it is a factor that could move the needle on the parallel dollar and the liquidity of cryptocurrencies.
For years, Venezuela and China forged an alliance that combined billion-dollar loans, cheap oil, and diplomatic support. Today, the new oil agreement between Caracas and a consortium linked to the United States (NABEP) not only fractures that relationship, but also exposes Beijing to a triple loss: financial, commercial, and geopolitical. For Venezuelans who keep a close eye on the dollar price and the dynamics of the P2P market, this is not just a geopolitical game; it is a factor that could move the needle on the parallel dollar and the liquidity of cryptocurrencies.
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Analysis: Venezuela seeks to go from being one of the largest reserves to being a major producer of oil
Héctor Obregón, president of Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA), highlighted that Venezuela has 303.000 billion barrels of oil underground, but «it is necessary to monetize these resources and it is important to increase production».
The president of Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA), Héctor Obregón, pointed out that the purpose of the Hydrocarbons Engine and the Venezuelan state oil company is for the nation to move beyond the condition of being only a large oil reserve and become an active major producer of hydrocarbons.
Analysis: Venezuela seeks to go from being one of the largest reserves to being a major producer
of oil
Héctor Obregón, president of Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA), highlighted that Venezuela has 303.000 billion barrels of oil underground, but «it is necessary to monetize these resources and it is important to increase production».
The president of Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA), Héctor Obregón, pointed out that the purpose of the Hydrocarbons Engine and the Venezuelan state oil company is for the nation to move beyond the condition of being only a large oil reserve and become an active major producer of hydrocarbons.
Héctor Obregón, president of Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA), highlighted that Venezuela has 303.000 billion barrels of oil underground, but «it is necessary to monetize these resources and it is important to increase production».
The president of Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA), Héctor Obregón, pointed out that the purpose of the Hydrocarbons Engine and the Venezuelan state oil company is for the nation to move beyond the condition of being only a large oil reserve and become an active major producer of hydrocarbons.
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Digital Refuge: A Practical Guide to Getting Started on Binance and Protecting Your CapitalThe great financial revolutions do not come from speculation, but from the urgent need for survival. In a setting like Venezuela—where the current economic transition coexists with the persistent shadow of devaluation—cryptocurrencies and stablecoins stopped being an exotic alternative and became the de facto financial infrastructure for millions of people.
The current landscape: Macroeconomics, transition, and digital refuge.
We are witnessing a moment of deep reconfiguration. On the one hand, recent energy and industrial moves are trying to oxygenate the real economy, but exchange-rate friction, the loss of purchasing power of the bolívar, and the limitations of the traditional banking system continue to punish local savings.
Digital Refuge: A Practical Guide to Getting Started on Binance and Protecting Your Capital
The great financial revolutions do not come from speculation, but from the urgent need for survival. In a setting like Venezuela—where the current economic transition coexists with the persistent shadow of devaluation—cryptocurrencies and stablecoins stopped being an exotic alternative and became the de facto financial infrastructure for millions of people.
The current landscape: Macroeconomics, transition, and digital refuge.
We are witnessing a moment of deep reconfiguration. On the one hand, recent energy and industrial moves are trying to oxygenate the real economy, but exchange-rate friction, the loss of purchasing power of the bolívar, and the limitations of the traditional banking system continue to punish local savings.
The current landscape: Macroeconomics, transition, and digital refuge.
We are witnessing a moment of deep reconfiguration. On the one hand, recent energy and industrial moves are trying to oxygenate the real economy, but exchange-rate friction, the loss of purchasing power of the bolívar, and the limitations of the traditional banking system continue to punish local savings.
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BCV: Inflation in Venezuela fell and stood at 8.9% in AugustThe financial institution indicated that in the eighth month of the year, an inflation rate consistent with the macroeconomic policy actions applied to achieve price stabilization was achieved.
According to data provided by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) for August 2026, the National Consumer Price Index (INPC) recorded a month-over-month variation of 8.9%.
In a post on its website, the financial institution explained that in the eighth month of the year a recovery in distribution channels was observed and lower pressure in the foreign exchange market was also recorded, «which was reflected in a smaller variation in the exchange rate and in the prices of goods and services».
BCV: Inflation in Venezuela fell and stood at 8.9% in August
The financial institution indicated that in the eighth month of the year, an inflation rate consistent with the macroeconomic policy actions applied to achieve price stabilization was achieved.
According to data provided by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) for August 2026, the National Consumer Price Index (INPC) recorded a month-over-month variation of 8.9%.
In a post on its website, the financial institution explained that in the eighth month of the year a recovery in distribution channels was observed and lower pressure in the foreign exchange market was also recorded, «which was reflected in a smaller variation in the exchange rate and in the prices of goods and services».
According to data provided by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) for August 2026, the National Consumer Price Index (INPC) recorded a month-over-month variation of 8.9%.
In a post on its website, the financial institution explained that in the eighth month of the year a recovery in distribution channels was observed and lower pressure in the foreign exchange market was also recorded, «which was reflected in a smaller variation in the exchange rate and in the prices of goods and services».
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Still on the rise: 77 supermarkets have opened across the country so far this yearÍtalo Atencio, president of the National Association of Supermarkets and Self-Service Stores (ANSA), pointed out that the country's supply index stands at 98%.
The president of the National Association of Supermarkets and Self-Service Stores (ANSA), Ítalo Atencio, noted that two international retail companies have been reviewing the Venezuelan market.
He also said that so far this year, 77 supermarkets have opened across Venezuela, 10 of them in the state of Zulia, while 4 were opened in Monagas.
Still on the rise: 77 supermarkets have opened across the country so far this year
Ítalo Atencio, president of the National Association of Supermarkets and Self-Service Stores (ANSA), pointed out that the country's supply index stands at 98%.
The president of the National Association of Supermarkets and Self-Service Stores (ANSA), Ítalo Atencio, noted that two international retail companies have been reviewing the Venezuelan market.
He also said that so far this year, 77 supermarkets have opened across Venezuela, 10 of them in the state of Zulia, while 4 were opened in Monagas.
The president of the National Association of Supermarkets and Self-Service Stores (ANSA), Ítalo Atencio, noted that two international retail companies have been reviewing the Venezuelan market.
He also said that so far this year, 77 supermarkets have opened across Venezuela, 10 of them in the state of Zulia, while 4 were opened in Monagas.
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CAF, Venezuela Sin Límites and Unidos en Red join forces to promote the Recovery Fund and Reconstruction of Venezuela
The alliance combines CAF's institutional capacity, the experience and coordination of Venezuela Sin Límites in the country, and the international network of Unidos en Red to mobilize resources, bring in partners, and expand the impact of the Fund.
CAF —Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean—, the Venezuela Sin Límites Foundation and the Unidos en Red Foundation formalized an alliance to promote and expand the scope of the Fund for the Recovery and Reconstruction of Venezuela (FORRV), created and managed by CAF.
CAF, Venezuela Sin Límites and Unidos en Red join forces to promote the Recovery Fund
and Reconstruction of Venezuela
The alliance combines CAF's institutional capacity, the experience and coordination of Venezuela Sin Límites in the country, and the international network of Unidos en Red to mobilize resources, bring in partners, and expand the impact of the Fund.
CAF —Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean—, the Venezuela Sin Límites Foundation and the Unidos en Red Foundation formalized an alliance to promote and expand the scope of the Fund for the Recovery and Reconstruction of Venezuela (FORRV), created and managed by CAF.
The alliance combines CAF's institutional capacity, the experience and coordination of Venezuela Sin Límites in the country, and the international network of Unidos en Red to mobilize resources, bring in partners, and expand the impact of the Fund.
CAF —Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean—, the Venezuela Sin Límites Foundation and the Unidos en Red Foundation formalized an alliance to promote and expand the scope of the Fund for the Recovery and Reconstruction of Venezuela (FORRV), created and managed by CAF.
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