📊 An official figure that deserves financial scrutiny

This Saturday, September 26, the national government reported that the country’s agricultural and livestock production has accumulated volume growth of 4.19% so far in 2026 compared to the previous year. The figure was announced by Acting President Delcy Rodríguez during an inspection of construction projects in Petare, where she also highlighted the performance of the fishing sector and the supply of animal protein from domestic production.

For PitbullChain, the unavoidable question is not whether the data is good or bad, but whether that growth translates into something tangible for the average Venezuelan’s wallet: the one today thinking in dollars, in USDT, and about how to stretch every bolívar before inflation eats it away.

📈 Agriculture, inflation and interest rate: the thread that connects with P2P

When national food production increases, economic theory says the pressure on prices should ease. And if prices for basic items slow down, monthly inflation falls, which in turn reduces pressure on the official exchange rate and the parallel one. That’s the channel that matters to whoever operates in the P2P market.

In practice, however, the Venezuelan market has its own gears. The gap between the BCV’s official dollar and the parallel dollar is still the thermometer that moves USDT/VES quotes on platforms like Binance and other platforms. If agro production grows but liquidity in bolívares keeps expanding —due to public spending, for example—, the impact on the rate may be marginal.

In other words: a 4.19% increase in food doesn’t by itself guarantee that the USDT price will drop in the P2P market. What it can do is moderate the speed at which it rises.

🔎 What traders who get paid in crypto are looking at

Shopkeepers, bakers, hardware stores, and small businesses that already accept USDT or convert their bolívares to stablecoins at the end of the day have a specific interest in this data. If national supply is maintained, restocking inventories in food categories should be less volatile, reducing the risk that their margin disappears between purchase and sale.

A merchant who buys goods in bolívares and sells in bolívares, but safeguards their capital in USDT, needs the exchange rate not to get out of control during the time it takes the restocking cycle. Less volatility in food helps plan that cycle, although it doesn’t eliminate exchange-rate risk.

💰 The elephant in the room: electricity

The acting president herself linked problems in the electricity system to economic growth: more demand, more pressure on the grid, more blackouts, and fluctuations. This point is key for Venezuela’s digital and crypto ecosystem.

Point-of-sale terminals, ATMs, and payment platforms depend on electricity and stable internet. When the service fails, the ability to charge with a card, make a Mobile Payment, or close a transaction on an exchange also fails. And for those who mine cryptocurrencies in the country, outages mean direct loss of profitability.

In that context, reported agro growth coexists with infrastructure that still doesn’t keep up. The practical consequence is that cash and stablecoins continue to gain ground as an operational safe haven when traditional digital systems go down.

🛡️ Digital banking: the other leg of the analysis

Venezuelan banking has advanced in digitalization, with apps that allow people to operate without going to the teller window. However, the user experience is still conditioned by network availability, transaction limits, and the gap between the official rate and the rate that the merchant actually uses.

That’s where crypto P2P consolidates as a functional alternative: it doesn’t replace the financial system, but it fills the gaps it leaves behind. A user who receives remittances in USDT and changes them to bolívares in the P2P market is, in practice, using a parallel exchange rate that reflects the market reality better than any administrative rate.

📖 Read the full article: https://pitbullchain.com/noticias/produccion-agropecuaria-sube-4-19-llega-el-alivio-al-bolsillo-en-usdt-223056

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