Binance card could leave many P2P merchants in Venezuela without business… or am I wrong?

It’s rumored that Binance’s new card could soon arrive in Venezuela. Although there’s still no clear official confirmation, its possible arrival could completely change the way we use our USDT.

Right now, many people need to sell their USDT in the P2P market to get bolívares or balances on platforms like Wally and Zinli. But what if we could pay directly with USDT using a Binance card?

📉 Buyer demand in P2P could decrease.
⚔️ Merchants would have to compete with smaller spreads.
💳 More users would prefer to spend their USDT directly.
📈 But it could also increase USDT purchases to use the card.

So here comes the real question:

Would the Binance card destroy opportunities within P2P, or would it bring even more users and liquidity to the market?

I think the most affected would be the merchants who rely only on high spreads. Those who know how to adapt could even benefit.

🔥 I’m listening: would the Binance card be the beginning of the end for Venezuelan P2P or a new opportunity?

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