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

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

🇻🇪 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

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

🇻🇪 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

🇻🇪 Let’s be clear about your savings
Here, “saving” has always meant escaping the bolívar and parking $USDT. It helped us survive, but money sitting still also loses value over time.
In a normal economy, people buy little pieces of real companies (stocks). If Apple or Nvidia grow, your little piece grows with them. We never could do this: no U.S. broker (Interactive Brokers, Schwab) opens an account for a Venezuelan.
What changed: bStocks on Binance
With your $USDT, you buy tokens that represent real stocks — there are already +30 companies (Apple, Nvidia, Amazon, Goldman Sachs).
You start with $5.
Each token is backed 1:1 by a real stock, held by a regulated custodian.
Dividends are reinvested automatically: they deduct the 30% tax and with the rest they buy you more fractions automatically.
Almost half the volume moves outside Wall Street hours, and you can withdraw your bStocks to your own wallet.
The fine print: you are not the legal owner (you don’t vote), you depend on Binance and BTech Holdings (the issuer), and if the rules change for Venezuela, they can suspend it from one day to the next. Binance itself admits liquidity, issuer, and regulatory risk.
The future: Pasi 🇻🇪
Because of the risk of your account being frozen, Venezuelans are building Pasi: the same idea, but your stocks live in your own wallet, not Binance’s. It’s like leaving your money in a bank locker that can block you, versus keeping it yourself in a safe that no one else has the key to. Still on the waitlist, but it aims to close that final gap.
For the first time, we have tools so that savings don’t stay stuck under the digital mattress.
Have you checked whether bStocks show up for you yet, or does the idea of Pasi appeal more to you? 👇
#bstock #venezuela #NVIDIA #Google