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ALERT 🚨 Strong momentum emerges as $DOLO (DOLAR) shows a bullish order block at 1.05, volume surges, and investor sentiment turns positive. $JASMY (JASMYCOIN) drives innovation in IoT data sharing, attracting new liquidity and adoption across enterprises. $GLMR (GLIMMER) continues ecosystem growth on Moonriver, trading activity spikes, confirming a bullish trend. Buy the dip now. #DOLAR #JASMYCOIN #GLIMMER
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Banks will begin selling cash dollars after remittances arriveOliveros estimates that the total allocation of foreign currency will remain at around $1.8 billion, a figure very similar to that recorded during the past month of June. Venezuelan’s financial system is preparing for a major injection of foreign exchange liquidity. As the economist and business consultant Asdrúbal Oliveros reported on his X account, the country has already received the first remittances of dollars in cash (physical banknotes), which will be sold to individuals and businesses through the banking system in the coming weeks.

Banks will begin selling cash dollars after remittances arrive

Oliveros estimates that the total allocation of foreign currency will remain at around $1.8 billion, a figure very similar to that recorded during the past month of June.
Venezuelan’s financial system is preparing for a major injection of foreign exchange liquidity. As the economist and business consultant Asdrúbal Oliveros reported on his X account, the country has already received the first remittances of dollars in cash (physical banknotes), which will be sold to individuals and businesses through the banking system in the coming weeks.
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🚨 The Binance dollar (USDT) phenomenon after the double earthquake in Venezuela 📉🇻🇪Why did the parallel dollar drop dramatically during the height of the emergency? The crypto market in Venezuela has just recorded a historic pattern following the seismic events in late June 2026.Here are the 3 financial and human reasons behind this move: 1️⃣ Massive liquidation waveIn the face of the damage and the urgency, thousands of Venezuelans went out to massively sell their savings in USDT on the P2P market. The goal: to get immediate liquid bolívares to pay for repairs, medicine, and food. With a higher supply of digital dollars, the price fell quickly from a peak of 805 VES to ranges of 734 - 767 VES.

🚨 The Binance dollar (USDT) phenomenon after the double earthquake in Venezuela 📉🇻🇪

Why did the parallel dollar drop dramatically during the height of the emergency? The crypto market in Venezuela has just recorded a historic pattern following the seismic events in late June 2026.Here are the 3 financial and human reasons behind this move:
1️⃣ Massive liquidation waveIn the face of the damage and the urgency, thousands of Venezuelans went out to massively sell their savings in USDT on the P2P market. The goal: to get immediate liquid bolívares to pay for repairs, medicine, and food. With a higher supply of digital dollars, the price fell quickly from a peak of 805 VES to ranges of 734 - 767 VES.
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🇻🇪 BCV changes strategy: Daily rate for the exchange rate The Central Bank of Venezuela takes a key turn: it will apply a daily rate when setting the exchange rate, eliminating the single monthly parity. What’s the goal? -To move toward exchange-rate unification. -Control inflation more effectively. -Ensure the flow of foreign currency demanded by the national productive sectors. A strategic move to seek greater stability in the market. 💬 What do you think? Will this measure stabilize the flow and close the market gap? I’m listening to you! 👇 #BCV #EconomiaDigital #Venezuela #Finanzas #Dolar
🇻🇪 BCV changes strategy: Daily rate for the exchange rate

The Central Bank of Venezuela takes a key turn: it will apply a daily rate when setting the exchange rate, eliminating the single monthly parity.

What’s the goal?

-To move toward exchange-rate unification.
-Control inflation more effectively.
-Ensure the flow of foreign currency demanded by the national productive sectors.

A strategic move to seek greater stability in the market.

💬 What do you think? Will this measure stabilize the flow and close the market gap? I’m listening to you! 👇

#BCV #EconomiaDigital #Venezuela #Finanzas #Dolar
Con Dios todo es Posible eso es fé:
buenas noches , disculpa , sábado y domingo abre la intervención o no? en tiempos pasados recién vendían $ internacionales si vendían ,
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Is it a good time to buy USDT at $3,400? The U.S. dollar against the Colombian peso has fallen to the $3,400 zone—a level that a few months ago seemed hard to imagine. This has sparked a question among many investors: is now the time to start accumulating USDT? Personally, I think yes. Not because I expect an immediate bounce, but because when the dollar is trading at low levels, it usually offers better opportunities for those who think long term. Buying USDT when the exchange rate is close to $3,400 means acquiring digital dollars at a historically attractive price compared to the levels seen for much of the year. My strategy isn’t to invest everything at once. I prefer to make staggered purchases. If the dollar continues to fall, I’ll keep accumulating little by little. That way, I reduce the risk of choosing a single entry point. Also, keeping part of my capital in USDT allows me to be ready to take advantage of opportunities in Bitcoin, Ethereum, or other cryptocurrencies when good market pullbacks show up. As always, this isn’t financial advice. It’s simply the strategy I’m following to build my position with discipline and patience. And you? Are you already taking advantage of the dollar near $3,400, or do you prefer to wait for it to drop even further? $USDT #dolar #Crypto #BinanceSquare #inversioninteligente
Is it a good time to buy USDT at $3,400?

The U.S. dollar against the Colombian peso has fallen to the $3,400 zone—a level that a few months ago seemed hard to imagine. This has sparked a question among many investors: is now the time to start accumulating USDT?

Personally, I think yes.

Not because I expect an immediate bounce, but because when the dollar is trading at low levels, it usually offers better opportunities for those who think long term. Buying USDT when the exchange rate is close to $3,400 means acquiring digital dollars at a historically attractive price compared to the levels seen for much of the year.

My strategy isn’t to invest everything at once. I prefer to make staggered purchases. If the dollar continues to fall, I’ll keep accumulating little by little. That way, I reduce the risk of choosing a single entry point.

Also, keeping part of my capital in USDT allows me to be ready to take advantage of opportunities in Bitcoin, Ethereum, or other cryptocurrencies when good market pullbacks show up.

As always, this isn’t financial advice. It’s simply the strategy I’m following to build my position with discipline and patience.

And you? Are you already taking advantage of the dollar near $3,400, or do you prefer to wait for it to drop even further?
$USDT #dolar #Crypto #BinanceSquare #inversioninteligente
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📈💸🔄 The official BCV dollar rate is sitting at Bs. 617.64, which has surpassed the intervention dollar rate currently trading at Bs. 615.52. We need to keep a close eye on how the market opens in the next few hours! 📊 #Finanzas #Venezuela #BCV #Dolar Thoughts 👇🏽
📈💸🔄 The official BCV dollar rate is sitting at Bs. 617.64, which has surpassed the intervention dollar rate currently trading at Bs. 615.52.

We need to keep a close eye on how the market opens in the next few hours! 📊

#Finanzas #Venezuela #BCV #Dolar

Thoughts 👇🏽
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Venezuelans are betting on dollarization in light of the rapid depreciation of the bolívarA study published by Bloomberg revealed that 57% of Venezuelans are down to swap their national currency for the US dollar, while 30% are against that move. The dollarization of the Venezuelan economy is gaining traction among the people due to the bolívar's loss of value and the sustained spike in inflation. A study published by Bloomberg showed that 57% of Venezuelans are on board with replacing the national currency with the US dollar, whereas 30% are opposed to that measure. The results reflect a growing preference for the greenback in a country where a good chunk of commercial transactions are already taking place in dollars.

Venezuelans are betting on dollarization in light of the rapid depreciation of the bolívar

A study published by Bloomberg revealed that 57% of Venezuelans are down to swap their national currency for the US dollar, while 30% are against that move.
The dollarization of the Venezuelan economy is gaining traction among the people due to the bolívar's loss of value and the sustained spike in inflation.
A study published by Bloomberg showed that 57% of Venezuelans are on board with replacing the national currency with the US dollar, whereas 30% are opposed to that measure. The results reflect a growing preference for the greenback in a country where a good chunk of commercial transactions are already taking place in dollars.
48/999 🌐 GLOBAL MONEY SYSTEM IS GETTING A "UPDATE" The world financial system is constantly being updated like software… but when someone asks "what's changed?" nobody can give a clear answer 😄 💵 Dollar: "I'm still the default" ₿ Bitcoin: "I'm the alternative but a bit volatile" 🪙 Gold: "I'm the old version but I work stable" 🔹 What's really happening: The system isn't completely changing… but new options are being layered in. ⚠️ Important point: We're no longer talking about a single center, but a multi-financial structure. Do you think the new money system will remain "centralized" or will it completely decentralize? 😄 #economy y #Finance #Dolar #Bitcoin #Crypto #GlobalMarket
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🌐 GLOBAL MONEY SYSTEM IS GETTING A "UPDATE"
The world financial system is constantly being updated like software… but when someone asks "what's changed?" nobody can give a clear answer 😄
💵 Dollar:
"I'm still the default"
₿ Bitcoin:
"I'm the alternative but a bit volatile"
🪙 Gold:
"I'm the old version but I work stable"
🔹 What's really happening:
The system isn't completely changing…
but new options are being layered in.
⚠️ Important point:
We're no longer talking about a single center, but a multi-financial structure.
Do you think the new money system will remain "centralized" or will it completely decentralize? 😄
#economy y #Finance #Dolar #Bitcoin #Crypto #GlobalMarket
🤑 What is DXY and how does it affect BTC The US dollar index has fallen below the psychological 100-point mark, indicating weakness in the currency. This could be an important macro signal for Bitcoin: historically, a decline in DXY has often coincided with capital inflows into cryptocurrencies. However, the situation around Iran could at any moment increase demand for the dollar and change the balance in the markets. #DXY #BTC #dolar $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)
🤑 What is DXY and how does it affect BTC

The US dollar index has fallen below the psychological 100-point mark, indicating weakness in the currency. This could be an important macro signal for Bitcoin: historically, a decline in DXY has often coincided with capital inflows into cryptocurrencies. However, the situation around Iran could at any moment increase demand for the dollar and change the balance in the markets.
#DXY #BTC #dolar
$BTC
🇷🇺🇺🇸 The Russian ruble is now the top-performing currency in the world against the US dollar this quarter. This is an economic phenomenon that usually grabs a lot of attention, but it requires a closer look to understand what's really going on behind the headlines. When the Russian ruble shows such significant gains against the dollar, it's typically not due to traditional free market forces (like an organic increase in global confidence in the Russian economy), but rather a set of **artificial control mechanisms and very specific geopolitical factors** implemented by Moscow. Here are the three main reasons explaining this behavior: * **Extreme capital controls:** The Central Bank of Russia often imposes strict restrictions that prevent citizens and foreign companies from freely withdrawing foreign currency or selling their assets in rubles. By "locking" the outflow of money, they abruptly halt devaluation. * **Obligation to liquidate foreign currency:** Russia mandates its large exporting companies (mainly in oil and gas) to convert a very high percentage of their foreign earnings (dollars and yuan) directly into rubles. This creates massive and constant internal demand for the local currency. * **Altered trade balance:** Due to international sanctions, Russian imports have plummeted (they're buying less from abroad, hence spending fewer dollars), while strong cash flows continue from energy sales to alternative markets like China and India. > **The "showcase effect":** In financial slang, many analysts believe the ruble operates under a "manipulated" or lab-type exchange rate. While the official chart shows stellar performance, for an average citizen or international investor, it's extremely difficult to buy or sell rubles at the prices dictated by the official boards. #russia #rublo #Russian #fiat #dolar $BTC $USDC $ETH
🇷🇺🇺🇸 The Russian ruble is now the top-performing currency in the world against the US dollar this quarter.

This is an economic phenomenon that usually grabs a lot of attention, but it requires a closer look to understand what's really going on behind the headlines.

When the Russian ruble shows such significant gains against the dollar, it's typically not due to traditional free market forces (like an organic increase in global confidence in the Russian economy), but rather a set of **artificial control mechanisms and very specific geopolitical factors** implemented by Moscow.

Here are the three main reasons explaining this behavior:

* **Extreme capital controls:** The Central Bank of Russia often imposes strict restrictions that prevent citizens and foreign companies from freely withdrawing foreign currency or selling their assets in rubles. By "locking" the outflow of money, they abruptly halt devaluation.

* **Obligation to liquidate foreign currency:** Russia mandates its large exporting companies (mainly in oil and gas) to convert a very high percentage of their foreign earnings (dollars and yuan) directly into rubles. This creates massive and constant internal demand for the local currency.

* **Altered trade balance:** Due to international sanctions, Russian imports have plummeted (they're buying less from abroad, hence spending fewer dollars), while strong cash flows continue from energy sales to alternative markets like China and India.

> **The "showcase effect":** In financial slang, many analysts believe the ruble operates under a "manipulated" or lab-type exchange rate. While the official chart shows stellar performance, for an average citizen or international investor, it's extremely difficult to buy or sell rubles at the prices dictated by the official boards.

#russia #rublo #Russian #fiat #dolar $BTC $USDC $ETH
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Venezuelan banks begin selling cash dollars after the arrival of physical remittancesVenezuelan’s financial system began this week selling cash dollars after physical remittances assigned by the United States Federal Reserve started arriving in the country. According to economist Asdrúbal Oliveros, the measure marks a relevant shift in how the foreign exchange market operates, which until now had worked almost exclusively with electronic currency. Oliveros explained that, following the events of January 3, the exchange-rate management scheme was modified and the United States— which receives most of the funds from exports and oil-related operations— began allocating currency to Venezuelan banks. Until then, those allocations were made only in electronic format, through transfers or international cards, which limited access to cash.

Venezuelan banks begin selling cash dollars after the arrival of physical remittances

Venezuelan’s financial system began this week selling cash dollars after physical remittances assigned by the United States Federal Reserve started arriving in the country. According to economist Asdrúbal Oliveros, the measure marks a relevant shift in how the foreign exchange market operates, which until now had worked almost exclusively with electronic currency.
Oliveros explained that, following the events of January 3, the exchange-rate management scheme was modified and the United States— which receives most of the funds from exports and oil-related operations— began allocating currency to Venezuelan banks. Until then, those allocations were made only in electronic format, through transfers or international cards, which limited access to cash.
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🚨 BCV evaluates offer of cash dollars 🇻🇪 The Central Bank of Venezuela analyzes the strategy for selling foreign currency in cash. Initial phase: Distribution could begin through the largest banks in the country, and then expand to the entire financial system. 🏦 These banks would be Banco de Venezuela, Mercantil, Provincial, Banesco, and BNC. Priority: The amounts of the offering are being assessed first for the legal sector (companies) and, subsequently, for individuals. 💼👤 Will this bring more stability to the exchange rate in the local market? 👇 #Venezuela #BCV #Finanzas #Dolar #BinanceSquare $USDC
🚨 BCV evaluates offer of cash dollars 🇻🇪

The Central Bank of Venezuela analyzes the strategy for selling foreign currency in cash.

Initial phase: Distribution could begin through the largest banks in the country, and then expand to the entire financial system. 🏦 These banks would be Banco de Venezuela, Mercantil, Provincial, Banesco, and BNC.

Priority: The amounts of the offering are being assessed first for the legal sector (companies) and, subsequently, for individuals. 💼👤

Will this bring more stability to the exchange rate in the local market? 👇
#Venezuela #BCV #Finanzas #Dolar #BinanceSquare

$USDC
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Un corralito...
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💵 Cash remittance flow to Venezuela 🇻🇪🇺🇸 It’s already a reality! Following the recent economic agreements, the arrival of the first batches of physical dollars from the United States has been confirmed. This measure aims to inject direct liquidity and curb the strong exchange-rate pressure in the country. The impact: More greenbacks circulating in commerce and immediate relief for the currency market. What’s next? Banking institutions and money exchange houses will begin distribution and assignment according to the official schedules. Stay tuned for the coming hours to learn the withdrawal limits and requirements at the teller window. 🏦👇 #Venezuela #Dolar #Remesas #Economia #BinanceSquare $USDC
💵 Cash remittance flow to Venezuela 🇻🇪🇺🇸

It’s already a reality! Following the recent economic agreements, the arrival of the first batches of physical dollars from the United States has been confirmed. This measure aims to inject direct liquidity and curb the strong exchange-rate pressure in the country.

The impact: More greenbacks circulating in commerce and immediate relief for the currency market.

What’s next? Banking institutions and money exchange houses will begin distribution and assignment according to the official schedules.

Stay tuned for the coming hours to learn the withdrawal limits and requirements at the teller window. 🏦👇

#Venezuela #Dolar #Remesas #Economia #BinanceSquare

$USDC
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Very sad. I'm so angered that the greed of the corrupt ruling class causes so many normal people to suffer.
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US Treasury Secretary claims that a "new Venezuela" will conduct its trading operations in dollars Scott Bessent argued that financial sanctions forced the country to seek alternatives to trade its oil, which would have reduced the profits from those sales The eventual reintegration of Venezuela into the international financial system would see the US dollar as the main player. This was stated by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who asserted that a "new Venezuela" will resume its trading operations in the North American currency, aligning with the economic strategy pushed by the Trump administration.

US Treasury Secretary claims that a "new Venezuela" will conduct its trading operations

in dollars
Scott Bessent argued that financial sanctions forced the country to seek alternatives to trade its oil, which would have reduced the profits from those sales
The eventual reintegration of Venezuela into the international financial system would see the US dollar as the main player. This was stated by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who asserted that a "new Venezuela" will resume its trading operations in the North American currency, aligning with the economic strategy pushed by the Trump administration.
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