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A signed analysis by Eduardo Rodríguez and William Fookes, executives at McKinsey & Company, and distributed by Valora Analitik, sparked the week's economic conversation: under favorable assumptions, Venezuela's GDP could multiply between three and five times over a 8- to 10-year horizon. The headline is powerful, but the fine print matters as much as the figure, and for anyone who deals with USDT or does P2P every day, there's plenty to read between the lines.
📊 What the report says (no hype)

A signed analysis by Eduardo Rodríguez and William Fookes, partners at McKinsey & Company, circulated a figure that sounds like science fiction on the table of any Venezuelan: under favorable assumptions, the country’s GDP could multiply between three and five times over an eight- to ten-year horizon. The authors themselves make clear that this is not a forecast, but a potential scenario. But at PitbullChain the question is different: if that scenario starts to move, how does it hit the P2P market, USDT, and digital banking?

## Moderate growth, runaway inflation
Datanálisis' report for 2026 paints a bittersweet picture: a GDP that would grow between 9% and 10%, driven by oil, but with inflation that will keep hovering around 300%. For those of us who live day-to-day in Venezuela, this means prices in bolívares will continue to rise like foam, while the dollar—and especially USDT—consolidate as the required safe haven.
In the P2P market, this news only confirms a trend: people are not going to stop looking for protection in stable cryptocurrencies. If private consumption grows by 11%, it’s because some money is circulating, but inflation eats it up within days. That’s why more and more Venezuelans prefer to keep their savings in USDT or in green cash, and only switch to bolívares as much as they need for their immediate expenses.