Live P2P Radar capture: 20/9/2026, 2:00:13 a. m.

USDT/VES reference Bs. 967.03

Buy USDT Bs. 967.03

USDT sale US$ 923.54 Bs.

BCV Bs. 849.56

Premium vs BCV 13.83%

P2P spread 4.71%

Observed offers 163

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There are three figures circulating at the same time, and a good part of the headlines treat them as if they were the same thing. The BCV official rate remains at 849,564 Bs per dollar in the 06:00 (UTC) capture on September 20, with no variation from the previous reading. USDT P2P, as measured by our radar, appears at 967.03 Bs on the buy side and 923.54 Bs on the sell side. And the verifiable order book—what is truly published in the book—has its best ask at 953 Bs and its best bid at 949.72 Bs. Three numbers, three different meanings.

📊 Facts first: what each layer of the market says

Before interpreting, the data inventory from the screenshot:

• BCV rate: 849,564 Bs/USD, with a variation of 0.00%. The official euro is at 974,0931 Bs.

• P2P Radar (USDT/VES): buy 967,027 Bs · sell 923,5438 Bs · aggregated spread 43,4832 Bs (4,708%) · reported variation 13,826%.

• Verifiable order book: best ask 953 Bs · best bid 949.72 Bs · spread 3.28 Bs (0.35%) · mid price 951.36 Bs.

• Parallel dollar: 950.71 Bs (buy 949.41 · sell 952.02), with a spread of 2.61 Bs (0.27%).

• Liquidity: 181 active offers according to the radar (82 buys, 99 sells); 163 listings shown in the consolidated order book; depth of 838,220.66 USDT in bids versus 174,171.04 USDT in asks.

A verification detail: the 849,564 Bs level matches what media outlets that follow the official rate publish, even though a recent source headlines a +0.12% with the same level. The screenshot we use shows zero variation. The level is the same; what changes is the comparison window each person uses.

📈 The 13.83% premium: what it measures and what it doesn’t measure

The premium is a simple percentage subtraction: (967,027 ÷ 849,564) − 1 = 13.83%. That is, the aggregated buy price of USDT is 13.83% above the BCV official rate.

What matters is what reference it’s calculated against. If instead of the radar’s aggregated buy price we take the order book’s best ask (953 Bs), the premium drops to 12.17%. That’s a difference of 1.66 percentage points just from choosing another reference. That’s the first reading error: the premium isn’t a constant of the market; it’s the result of dividing two numbers that move separately.

In the same way, the euro premium follows the same logic: 13.83% between the official euro (974,0931 Bs) and the parallel euro (1,108.77 Bs).

🔎 The 4.71% spread isn’t what you pay

The famous 4.71% comes from comparing the radar buy price (967,027 Bs) with the sell price (923,5438 Bs): 43,4832 Bs difference. That isn’t a commission or an operating cost. It’s the distance between two aggregated references, taken at different times and using criteria that don’t have to match.

The spread you actually face when executing is the one from the order book: 3.28 Bs between the best bid and the best ask, equivalent to 0.35%. Thirteen times smaller than the 4.71% headline.

And there’s an editorial detail worth highlighting: the radar’s aggregated price (967,027 Bs) is 14.03 Bs above the verifiable best ask (953 Bs), about 1.47% in distance. Anyone using that number as “what the P2P dollar is at” is looking at a reference that isn’t the one executed in the order book.

💰 Depth: the 65.59% imbalance toward the bids

The book shows 31 buy offers totaling 838,220.66 USDT and 37 sell offers totaling 174,171.04 USDT. The calculated imbalance is 65.59% in favor of the bids.

Done, not interpretation: there is much more quantity posted on the demand side than on the supply side. Interpretation: with that asymmetry, sell levels run out faster when buy pressure enters. You can see it in the structure: there are large individual bids, like 198,474 USDT at 943.10 Bs and 98,851.14 USDT at 946 Bs (both on other platforms), while the largest visible ask is 51,516.18 USDT at 954 Bs spread across 7 merchants.

It’s also not a good idea to confuse counts: the radar reports 181 active offers, and the consolidated order book lists 163 listings. These are two ways of counting the same market from different sources, and they don’t always match.

🛡️ Spread by bank: not all rails cost the same

📖 Read the full article: https://pitbullchain.com/noticias/bcv-en-849-564-bs-y-p2p-en-951-bs-la-prima-de-13-83-y-el-spread-que-si-pagas

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