#UNIUSDT Venezuela and its possibilities
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BVC and the U.S. Embassy: signals the Venezuelan P2P market should read
📊 A short meeting with a long read
The Caracas Stock Exchange (BVC) confirmed through its social media that its president, José Grasso Vecchio, sat down with Michael Wisner and Adriana Sierra, representatives of the U.S. Embassy’s Department of Economics in Caracas. The formal topic: the opportunities that Venezuela’s capital market offers for the country’s economic development. That’s it—the official statement. Brief, protocol-like, and without further details.
But for anyone who lives keeping an eye on the exchange rate, the P2P ramps, and the pulse of USDT in Venezuela, a meeting like this doesn’t read as mere diplomatic courtesy. When the local stock sector and a foreign economic delegation sit down at the same table, there’s usually something more in the air: the search for capital, exploring clear rules, or at the very least testing the ground.
The Caracas Stock Exchange (BVC) confirmed through its social media that its president, José Grasso Vecchio, sat down with Michael Wisner and Adriana Sierra, representatives of the U.S. Embassy’s Department of Economics in Caracas. The formal topic: the opportunities that Venezuela’s capital market offers for the country’s economic development. That’s it—the official statement. Brief, protocol-like, and without further details.
But for anyone who lives keeping an eye on the exchange rate, the P2P ramps, and the pulse of USDT in Venezuela, a meeting like this doesn’t read as mere diplomatic courtesy. When the local stock sector and a foreign economic delegation sit down at the same table, there’s usually something more in the air: the search for capital, exploring clear rules, or at the very least testing the ground.
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