terremoto

The earthquake of reality.
It’s incredible that something so striking has to happen, like the one we Venezuelans experienced on Wednesday, June 24... We lived through despair, frustration, and above all helplessness at seeing our own people die due to the inefficiency of a state— a state that, in theory, was built for the protection and defense of its people.
I lost my best friend. That 24th, we went down at night to see where he was, not thinking he had died; we just imagined he was walking around, helping others. Along the way, the first signs that his building had collapsed came in. Even so, we didn’t believe it. We refused to believe it—it was impossible. Around 12, we finally arrived at the destination: Costa Brava Building, Los Corales. And yes, there was only rubble, fallen walls, desolation, anguish, and families running through the streets looking for help from the few firefighters who were trying with all their might to pull the victims out of this tremor.

#USDT #liquidez #venezuela #terremoto The recent drop in the USDT (crypto dollar) exchange rate in the Venezuelan market following the events of June 24 (the double high-magnitude earthquake and the subsequent declaration of a National State of Emergency) is due to technical, liquidity, and psychological market factors:
Immediate need for liquidity (Cash/Bolívares): In an emergency and with the temporary collapse of services or infrastructure, users and businesses prioritize having local liquid money or foreign currency in physical form for essential expenses. This leads to mass selling of USDT to obtain bolívares, pushing the price down on P2P platforms.

#criptomoneda #terremoto The devastating twin earthquakes that occurred last June 24, 2026 in Venezuela—striking hard the central and coastal areas, including La Guaira, Distrito Capital, and Miranda—have generated a massive macroeconomic impact. With total losses estimated by analysts and international organizations ranging from $14.9 billion to more than $37.0 billion, the cryptocurrency ecosystem has reacted immediately, becoming both a financial lifeline and a market under extreme pressure.

It’s incredible how in the blink of an eye everything changes. Suddenly you’re with your friends or family, and from one moment to the next, everything vanishes. What a sad situation is happening in Venezuela—thousands of people affected, with no idea what horrible tragedy was coming. Some were celebrating birthdays, others were just enjoying the day until what happened, happened. That’s why I say, Amen like never before. Live as if it were your last day, and don’t leave for tomorrow what you can do today—or rather, don’t “amen” tomorrow to whom you can give love to today #venezuela #terremoto #luto