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๐ ๐ค INFORMATION FOR THOSE WHO DON'T BELIEVE IN THE CURRENCY STABILIZATION IN VENEZUELA ๐ป๐ช๐ป๐ช
๐ Under the leadership of Calixto Ortega Sรกnchez at the helm of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV), 2022 was recorded as the most stable year for the dollar in the post-2020 period.
During this time, the BCV dollar and the parallel dollar
moved almost in tandem, with minimal divergence over several months. A rare technical and political achievement in recent Venezuelan economy:
โ The BCV sustained and disciplined intervention in the foreign exchange market.
Sales of foreign currency to banks were strengthened, reducing speculative pressure.
โ
The exchange rate showed smooth, controlled, and predictable fluctuations, especially between the first and third quarters.
โ
The parallel market lost its prominence as the primary benchmark, yielding space to the official rate.
Result in 2022:
Relative stability of the dollar, reduced volatility in prices, and a currency truce that the market still remembers.
Current scenario:
With Calixto Ortega recently appointed head of the economic area, familiar signs are beginning to emerge:
the BCV dollar rises while the parallel dollar falls, a movement clearly echoing the strategy applied in 2022.
For analysts, this behavior reinforces a positive interpretation of his appointment and signals an attempt to rebuild the currency alignment, with the official rate once again absorbing the parallel market.
Message to the market:
The architect of 2022's stability is back.
๐ค THE QUESTION NOW IS WHETHER THE CURRENT CONTEXT WILL ALLOW REPEATING THIS ACHIEVEMENT?
RESPOND IN THE COMMENTS ๐
#P2PVenezuela
๐ Under the leadership of Calixto Ortega Sรกnchez at the helm of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV), 2022 was recorded as the most stable year for the dollar in the post-2020 period.
During this time, the BCV dollar and the parallel dollar
moved almost in tandem, with minimal divergence over several months. A rare technical and political achievement in recent Venezuelan economy:
โ The BCV sustained and disciplined intervention in the foreign exchange market.
Sales of foreign currency to banks were strengthened, reducing speculative pressure.
โ
The exchange rate showed smooth, controlled, and predictable fluctuations, especially between the first and third quarters.
โ
The parallel market lost its prominence as the primary benchmark, yielding space to the official rate.
Result in 2022:
Relative stability of the dollar, reduced volatility in prices, and a currency truce that the market still remembers.
Current scenario:
With Calixto Ortega recently appointed head of the economic area, familiar signs are beginning to emerge:
the BCV dollar rises while the parallel dollar falls, a movement clearly echoing the strategy applied in 2022.
For analysts, this behavior reinforces a positive interpretation of his appointment and signals an attempt to rebuild the currency alignment, with the official rate once again absorbing the parallel market.
Message to the market:
The architect of 2022's stability is back.
๐ค THE QUESTION NOW IS WHETHER THE CURRENT CONTEXT WILL ALLOW REPEATING THIS ACHIEVEMENT?
RESPOND IN THE COMMENTS ๐
#P2PVenezuela
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๐ ๐ค INFORMATION FOR THOSE WHO DON'T BELIEVE IN THE CURRENCY STABILIZATION IN VENEZUELA ๐ป๐ช๐ป๐ช
๐ Under the leadership of Calixto Ortega Sรกnchez at the helm of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV), 2022 was recorded as the most stable year for the dollar in the post-2020 period.
During this time, the BCV dollar and the parallel dollar
moved almost in tandem, with minimal divergence over several months. A rare technical and political achievement in recent Venezuelan economy:
โ The BCV sustained and disciplined intervention in the foreign exchange market.
Sales of foreign currency to banks were strengthened, reducing speculative pressure.
โ
The exchange rate showed smooth, controlled, and predictable fluctuations, especially between the first and third quarters.
โ
The parallel market lost its prominence as the primary benchmark, yielding space to the official rate.
Result in 2022:
Relative stability of the dollar, reduced volatility in prices, and a currency truce that the market still remembers.
Current scenario:
With Calixto Ortega recently appointed head of the economic area, familiar signs are beginning to emerge:
the BCV dollar rises while the parallel dollar falls, a movement clearly echoing the strategy applied in 2022.
For analysts, this behavior reinforces a positive interpretation of his appointment and signals an attempt to rebuild the currency alignment, with the official rate once again absorbing the parallel market.
Message to the market:
The architect of 2022's stability is back.
๐ค THE QUESTION NOW IS WHETHER THE CURRENT CONTEXT WILL ALLOW REPEATING THIS ACHIEVEMENT?
RESPOND IN THE COMMENTS ๐
#P2PVenezuela
๐ Under the leadership of Calixto Ortega Sรกnchez at the helm of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV), 2022 was recorded as the most stable year for the dollar in the post-2020 period.
During this time, the BCV dollar and the parallel dollar
moved almost in tandem, with minimal divergence over several months. A rare technical and political achievement in recent Venezuelan economy:
โ The BCV sustained and disciplined intervention in the foreign exchange market.
Sales of foreign currency to banks were strengthened, reducing speculative pressure.
โ
The exchange rate showed smooth, controlled, and predictable fluctuations, especially between the first and third quarters.
โ
The parallel market lost its prominence as the primary benchmark, yielding space to the official rate.
Result in 2022:
Relative stability of the dollar, reduced volatility in prices, and a currency truce that the market still remembers.
Current scenario:
With Calixto Ortega recently appointed head of the economic area, familiar signs are beginning to emerge:
the BCV dollar rises while the parallel dollar falls, a movement clearly echoing the strategy applied in 2022.
For analysts, this behavior reinforces a positive interpretation of his appointment and signals an attempt to rebuild the currency alignment, with the official rate once again absorbing the parallel market.
Message to the market:
The architect of 2022's stability is back.
๐ค THE QUESTION NOW IS WHETHER THE CURRENT CONTEXT WILL ALLOW REPEATING THIS ACHIEVEMENT?
RESPOND IN THE COMMENTS ๐
#P2PVenezuela
chirifc:
pero me supongo que fuiste uno de los que comprรณ a precios altos y estรกs soรฑando con que vuelva a despegar y te digo de una despierta de ese sueรฑo
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INFORMATION FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT BELIEVE IN THE CURRENCY STABILIZATION IN VENEZUELA ๐ป๐ช๐ป๐ช
๐ Under the leadership of Calixto Ortega Sรกnchez at the helm of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV), 2022 was recorded as the most stable year for the dollar in the post-2020 period.
During this time, the BCV dollar and the parallel dollar
moved almost in tandem, with minimal divergence for months. A rare technical and political achievement in recent Venezuelan economy:
โ The BCV sustained and disciplined intervention in the foreign exchange market.
Sales of foreign currency to banks were strengthened, reducing speculative pressure.
โ
The exchange rate showed smooth, controlled, and predictable fluctuations, especially between the first and third quarters.
โ
The parallel dollar lost its prominence as the main benchmark, yielding space to the official rate.
Result in 2022:
Relative stability of the dollar, lower price volatility, and a temporary ceasefire in the exchange market that the market still remembers.
Current scenario:
With Calixto Ortega recently appointed head of the economic area, familiar signs are beginning to emerge:
the BCV dollar rises while the parallel dollar falls, a movement clearly reminiscent of the strategy applied in 2022.
For analysts, this behavior reinforces a positive interpretation of his appointment and points to an attempt to rebuild the exchange union, with the official rate once again absorbing the parallel market.
Message to the market:
The architect of 2022's stability is back.
๐ค THE QUESTION NOW IS WHETHER THE CURRENT CONTEXT WILL ALLOW REPEATING THIS ACHIEVEMENT?
RESPOND IN THE COMMENTS ๐
#P2PVenezuela
๐ Under the leadership of Calixto Ortega Sรกnchez at the helm of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV), 2022 was recorded as the most stable year for the dollar in the post-2020 period.
During this time, the BCV dollar and the parallel dollar
moved almost in tandem, with minimal divergence for months. A rare technical and political achievement in recent Venezuelan economy:
โ The BCV sustained and disciplined intervention in the foreign exchange market.
Sales of foreign currency to banks were strengthened, reducing speculative pressure.
โ
The exchange rate showed smooth, controlled, and predictable fluctuations, especially between the first and third quarters.
โ
The parallel dollar lost its prominence as the main benchmark, yielding space to the official rate.
Result in 2022:
Relative stability of the dollar, lower price volatility, and a temporary ceasefire in the exchange market that the market still remembers.
Current scenario:
With Calixto Ortega recently appointed head of the economic area, familiar signs are beginning to emerge:
the BCV dollar rises while the parallel dollar falls, a movement clearly reminiscent of the strategy applied in 2022.
For analysts, this behavior reinforces a positive interpretation of his appointment and points to an attempt to rebuild the exchange union, with the official rate once again absorbing the parallel market.
Message to the market:
The architect of 2022's stability is back.
๐ค THE QUESTION NOW IS WHETHER THE CURRENT CONTEXT WILL ALLOW REPEATING THIS ACHIEVEMENT?
RESPOND IN THE COMMENTS ๐
#P2PVenezuela
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๐ NOW IT IS KNOWN WHAT HAPPENED WITH BINANCE'S P2P SPECULATORS ๐ป๐ช
The Venezuelan cryptocurrency market experienced a highly tense day this Friday, after the price of Tether (USDT) showed significant volatility on P2P (person-to-person) exchange platforms. Within hours, the exchange rate dropped from a peak near 780 bolรญvares to stabilize around 580 bolรญvares, creating uncertainty among users and merchants who use this stablecoin as a safe-haven asset.
In response to this unusual behavior, Binance, one of the most widely used platforms in the country for crypto-to-crypto transactions, announced the implementation of temporary price limits on its P2P market. The measure was communicated through its official Telegram channel:
"During periods of high volatility, Binance may apply temporary price limits as a risk control mechanism to prevent abusive behavior and unfair trading outcomes," the company stated.
The firm clarified that prices on its P2P platform are determined by user supply and demand, but that it may intervene in extreme situations to protect market integrity. Although the specific ranges and duration of the limits were not disclosed, the decision responds to atypical movements observed in Venezuela, where USDT has become a key tool for daily transactions, savings, and protection against inflation.
According to data published on Binance Square, the USDT reference rate on January 2nd was 572.15 bolรญvares, but in recent days some buy offers exceeded 900 bolรญvares before dropping sharply. The volatility coincided with rumors and political tensions that affected perceptions of risk in the local market.
#P2PVenezuela
The Venezuelan cryptocurrency market experienced a highly tense day this Friday, after the price of Tether (USDT) showed significant volatility on P2P (person-to-person) exchange platforms. Within hours, the exchange rate dropped from a peak near 780 bolรญvares to stabilize around 580 bolรญvares, creating uncertainty among users and merchants who use this stablecoin as a safe-haven asset.
In response to this unusual behavior, Binance, one of the most widely used platforms in the country for crypto-to-crypto transactions, announced the implementation of temporary price limits on its P2P market. The measure was communicated through its official Telegram channel:
"During periods of high volatility, Binance may apply temporary price limits as a risk control mechanism to prevent abusive behavior and unfair trading outcomes," the company stated.
The firm clarified that prices on its P2P platform are determined by user supply and demand, but that it may intervene in extreme situations to protect market integrity. Although the specific ranges and duration of the limits were not disclosed, the decision responds to atypical movements observed in Venezuela, where USDT has become a key tool for daily transactions, savings, and protection against inflation.
According to data published on Binance Square, the USDT reference rate on January 2nd was 572.15 bolรญvares, but in recent days some buy offers exceeded 900 bolรญvares before dropping sharply. The volatility coincided with rumors and political tensions that affected perceptions of risk in the local market.
#P2PVenezuela
User-f737W01:
Dame las gracias a mi que fui el รNICO Venezolano que decidio levantar la Voz y quejarse por eso aplicaron el control
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NOW IT IS KNOWN WHAT HAPPENED WITH BINANCE P2P SPECULATORS ๐ป๐ช
Venezuela's cryptocurrency market experienced a highly tense day this Friday, after the price of Tether (USDT) showed significant volatility on P2P (person-to-person) exchange platforms. Within hours, the exchange rate dropped from a peak near 780 bolรญvares to stabilize around 580 bolรญvares, creating uncertainty among users and merchants who use this stablecoin as a store of value.
In response to this unusual behavior, Binance, one of the most widely used platforms in the country for peer-to-peer crypto transactions, announced the implementation of temporary price limits on its P2P market. The measure was communicated through its official Telegram channel:
"During periods of high volatility, Binance may apply temporary price limits as a risk control measure to prevent abusive behavior and unfair trading outcomes," the company stated.
The firm clarified that prices on its P2P platform are determined by user supply and demand, but that it may intervene in extreme circumstances to protect market integrity. Although specific ranges and duration of the limits were not disclosed, the decision follows atypical movements observed in Venezuela, where USDT has become a key tool for daily transactions, savings, and protection against inflation.
According to data published on Binance Square, on January 2nd the USDT reference rate was 572.15 bolรญvares, but in recent days some buy offers exceeded 900 bolรญvares before dropping sharply. The volatility coincided with rumors and political tensions that impacted perceptions of risk in the local market. #P2PVenezuela
Venezuela's cryptocurrency market experienced a highly tense day this Friday, after the price of Tether (USDT) showed significant volatility on P2P (person-to-person) exchange platforms. Within hours, the exchange rate dropped from a peak near 780 bolรญvares to stabilize around 580 bolรญvares, creating uncertainty among users and merchants who use this stablecoin as a store of value.
In response to this unusual behavior, Binance, one of the most widely used platforms in the country for peer-to-peer crypto transactions, announced the implementation of temporary price limits on its P2P market. The measure was communicated through its official Telegram channel:
"During periods of high volatility, Binance may apply temporary price limits as a risk control measure to prevent abusive behavior and unfair trading outcomes," the company stated.
The firm clarified that prices on its P2P platform are determined by user supply and demand, but that it may intervene in extreme circumstances to protect market integrity. Although specific ranges and duration of the limits were not disclosed, the decision follows atypical movements observed in Venezuela, where USDT has become a key tool for daily transactions, savings, and protection against inflation.
According to data published on Binance Square, on January 2nd the USDT reference rate was 572.15 bolรญvares, but in recent days some buy offers exceeded 900 bolรญvares before dropping sharply. The volatility coincided with rumors and political tensions that impacted perceptions of risk in the local market. #P2PVenezuela
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๐จ THIS MUST BE REGULATED LITTLE BY LITTLE๐ป๐ช๐ป๐ช๐ป๐ช....
Exchange rates have increased excessively, stressing the regular Venezuelan merchant. What we, the Venezuelans, hope for is that speculation on prices stops. We know there is a significant gap, but what was previously a 20% difference is now already an 80% difference.
VENEZUELA WILL SOON ESCAPE THIS NIGHTMARE ๐
#P2PVenezuela
Exchange rates have increased excessively, stressing the regular Venezuelan merchant. What we, the Venezuelans, hope for is that speculation on prices stops. We know there is a significant gap, but what was previously a 20% difference is now already an 80% difference.
VENEZUELA WILL SOON ESCAPE THIS NIGHTMARE ๐
#P2PVenezuela
PrincesitaRoss:
ya hacรญa falta una regularizaciรณn de precios en la plataforma
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Why is the P2P USD/VES so disordered? ๐ธ๐ป๐ช๐ตโ๐ซ
Many are wondering why ads aren't appearing, why some are selling USDT above 800 Bs, and why the market seems 'weird' ๐ค
Here are the reasons, simple:
๐น Lack of real liquidity
When there are few active sellers, those who remain set whatever price they want. Not because it's the 'real' price, but because there's no competition.
๐น High demand + fear of the bolรญvar
In times of uncertainty, people rush to USDT as a safe haven ๐ก๏ธ
This pushes prices upward.
Here are the reasons, simple:
๐น Lack of real liquidity
When there are few active sellers, those who remain set whatever price they want. Not because it's the 'real' price, but because there's no competition.
๐น High demand + fear of the bolรญvar
In times of uncertainty, people rush to USDT as a safe haven ๐ก๏ธ
This pushes prices upward.
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Can someone explain to me why the P2P USD/VES trading is like this? And the 3 people selling above 800bs per USDT #P2P #P2PVenezuela
DavidHorizon:
We are the same
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It is neither speculation nor local cleverness, there is no fiat in the banks that's why the price in #P2PVenezuela is so high. Supply and demand.
In #caracasvenezuela ๐ป๐ช who enforces order at #p2penvenezuela ๐ป๐ช is somewhat of an outburst and unconsciousness among us Venezuelans, we are eating each other and it does not matter who the president is #Dilenoalaumentop2p $USDT
#sitegustadalelikeycomparte
#sitegustadalelikeycomparte
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The dark side of USDT in #venezuela : The cleverness of the locals
A few days ago, in a post where I talked about "offers" that were really not offers โor could be misleadingโ someone commented on the so-called cleverness of the locals.
And what is the cleverness of the locals?
In Venezuela, we often use that term to describe someone who takes advantage of another intentionally, seeking to gain an advantage without caring if it affects others.
That user said that, according to my explanation, identifying when an offer in USDT is not really an offer was an example of cleverness of the locals. Their argument was that if someone "took advantage" of the price, that already fell into that category.
But is that really cleverness of the locals?
I donโt think so.
Being informed, comparing prices, and choosing the most convenient option for you is not cleverness of the locals. That is simply being aware and responsible with your money.
However, there are indeed behaviors within the P2P world of USDT that fit perfectly with the definition of cleverness of the locals.
Here are five examples that โin my opinionโ do qualify as such:
-Fake receipt
They show a fake capture or receipt so you release USDT without having received the real money.
-Payment reversal
They pay, you release, then they reverse or cancel the payment to keep your $USDT for free.
-Change of conditions
They post an attractive offer, but then change the amount, bank, or rules to take advantage.
-Recent account with a price that's "too good"
User without reputation offers a better price than everyone else to attract and scam.
-Pressure to operate outside Binance
They tell you "let's do it outside" to take away your protection and then disappear.
What do you think? What other behavior is indeed cleverness of the locals? #venezuela #P2PVenezuela #VenezuelanEconomy #usdtvenezuela
A few days ago, in a post where I talked about "offers" that were really not offers โor could be misleadingโ someone commented on the so-called cleverness of the locals.
And what is the cleverness of the locals?
In Venezuela, we often use that term to describe someone who takes advantage of another intentionally, seeking to gain an advantage without caring if it affects others.
That user said that, according to my explanation, identifying when an offer in USDT is not really an offer was an example of cleverness of the locals. Their argument was that if someone "took advantage" of the price, that already fell into that category.
But is that really cleverness of the locals?
I donโt think so.
Being informed, comparing prices, and choosing the most convenient option for you is not cleverness of the locals. That is simply being aware and responsible with your money.
However, there are indeed behaviors within the P2P world of USDT that fit perfectly with the definition of cleverness of the locals.
Here are five examples that โin my opinionโ do qualify as such:
-Fake receipt
They show a fake capture or receipt so you release USDT without having received the real money.
-Payment reversal
They pay, you release, then they reverse or cancel the payment to keep your $USDT for free.
-Change of conditions
They post an attractive offer, but then change the amount, bank, or rules to take advantage.
-Recent account with a price that's "too good"
User without reputation offers a better price than everyone else to attract and scam.
-Pressure to operate outside Binance
They tell you "let's do it outside" to take away your protection and then disappear.
What do you think? What other behavior is indeed cleverness of the locals? #venezuela #P2PVenezuela #VenezuelanEconomy #usdtvenezuela
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How to save in Venezuela even if you don't earn enough?
That is the real question. It's not theory: it's the daily life of millions.
Today, an average family of 4 needs between 900 and 1200 dollars monthly to cover the basics: food, transportation, and services. Just a food market can cost between 550 and 650 dollars (for adequate nutrition). However, the average monthly income ranges between 70 and 400 dollars. For many, it doesn't even cover half of the basket.
In cities like Caracas, Valencia, or Maracaibo, living can require between 300 and 550 dollars a month, depending on the area and the size of the household. That's why the vast majority can't make it to the end of the month. So, how to save when there is a shortage?
The key is to protect the value of what little you have. Keeping bolรญvares almost always means losing purchasing power. That's why it's advisable to convert to USDT as quickly as possible. And save whatever you can, whether it's 2, 3, or 5 dollars a week. The important thing is to do it consistently. The snowball strategy works: small repeated amounts grow over time.
A practical tip is to "hide" your savings to avoid spending it impulsively. You can do this with staking on Binance, locking your money and letting it grow little by little, and another option would be to convert it into other assets within Earn so you don't see it as available money.
In Venezuela, quick investments tend to be risky. The most sensible approach is to think long term: 5 to 10 years. Saving in crypto like in $USDT BTC or ETH consistently can provide stability, in addition to placing it in earn which would gradually increase it. It's not about getting rich overnight, but about building a foundation, an emergency fund, the car of tomorrow.
Another simple idea is to divide your income: 70% for living, 20% for saving, and 10% for learning or investing. Even if you earn very little, a plan helps to stay on track.
#venezuela #P2PVenezuela #VenezuelanEconomy #VenezuelaEnUSDT
That is the real question. It's not theory: it's the daily life of millions.
Today, an average family of 4 needs between 900 and 1200 dollars monthly to cover the basics: food, transportation, and services. Just a food market can cost between 550 and 650 dollars (for adequate nutrition). However, the average monthly income ranges between 70 and 400 dollars. For many, it doesn't even cover half of the basket.
In cities like Caracas, Valencia, or Maracaibo, living can require between 300 and 550 dollars a month, depending on the area and the size of the household. That's why the vast majority can't make it to the end of the month. So, how to save when there is a shortage?
The key is to protect the value of what little you have. Keeping bolรญvares almost always means losing purchasing power. That's why it's advisable to convert to USDT as quickly as possible. And save whatever you can, whether it's 2, 3, or 5 dollars a week. The important thing is to do it consistently. The snowball strategy works: small repeated amounts grow over time.
A practical tip is to "hide" your savings to avoid spending it impulsively. You can do this with staking on Binance, locking your money and letting it grow little by little, and another option would be to convert it into other assets within Earn so you don't see it as available money.
In Venezuela, quick investments tend to be risky. The most sensible approach is to think long term: 5 to 10 years. Saving in crypto like in $USDT BTC or ETH consistently can provide stability, in addition to placing it in earn which would gradually increase it. It's not about getting rich overnight, but about building a foundation, an emergency fund, the car of tomorrow.
Another simple idea is to divide your income: 70% for living, 20% for saving, and 10% for learning or investing. Even if you earn very little, a plan helps to stay on track.
#venezuela #P2PVenezuela #VenezuelanEconomy #VenezuelaEnUSDT
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๐ป๐ช๐จURGENTโ ๏ธ Nicolรกs Maduro USES CRYPTOCURRENCIES in VENEZUELA โ
Shortly after President Trump won re-election, the hegemonic dictatorial narco-government of Venezuela AUTHORIZED the country's first cryptocurrency exchanges, paving the way for a broader shift towards financial assets that are beyond the reach of traditional sanctions enforcement.
Currently, Venezuela SELLS THE MAJORITY OF ITS OIL TO CHINA, RECEIVES PAYMENT IN CRYPTOCURRENCIES, and channels part of those revenues back to the national economy๐คก through designated cryptocurrency exchange platforms ๐คก. Within months, these measures have turned Venezuela into possibly the first country to manage a large part of its public finances in cryptocurrencies๐ฏ( MADURO CONTINUES TO STEAL FROM THE PEOPLE AND YOU ๐ซต IF YOU ARE VENEZUELAN MUST OPEN YOUR EYES AND WAKE UPโ)
Currently, Venezuela SELLS THE MAJORITY OF ITS OIL TO CHINA, RECEIVES PAYMENT IN CRYPTOCURRENCIES, and channels part of those revenues back to the national economy๐คก through designated cryptocurrency exchange platforms ๐คก. Within months, these measures have turned Venezuela into possibly the first country to manage a large part of its public finances in cryptocurrencies๐ฏ( MADURO CONTINUES TO STEAL FROM THE PEOPLE AND YOU ๐ซต IF YOU ARE VENEZUELAN MUST OPEN YOUR EYES AND WAKE UPโ)
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Arbitrage #P2P with 0 experience on Binance: Can you really make money?
What is P2P arbitrage?
P2P arbitrage involves buying USDT (stable digital dollar) at a lower price and selling it at a higher price. The difference is your profit. It takes place within Binance, where two people exchange local currency for USDT with protection: Binance holds the funds until both parties complete the transaction.
Maker and Taker
The Maker posts an advertisement to buy or sell USDT defining the price, payment method, and conditions. They have more control and better margin.
The Taker accepts an existing advertisement; it's easier to start, but offers less profit.
How do you earn?
You buy USDT cheaply, then sell it at a higher price.
Example: you buy at 165 and sell at 167 โ you earn 2 Bs per USDT. With 500 USDT, around 1,000 Bs.
Traders report earning between 0.2% and 5% daily. With 500 USDT, approximately 2.61 USD can be achieved per cycle, potentially adding up to around 26 USD if repeated 10 times (not guaranteed).
Basic requirements
To create advertisements (be a Maker) you must have at least 100 USDT.
You also need a local payment method and an identification document.
Essential security
The name of the payer must match the Binance account name. If Juan buys, Juan pays; no third parties. If it doesnโt match, do not release.
You can request a photo of the ID to confirm identity.
Never release without seeing the money in your bank account; screenshots are not valid.
Keep everything within the Binance chat; do not use WhatsApp or Telegram.
Step by step of arbitrage
You sell your USDT at a good price, receive local currency, then buy USDT cheaper. You end up with more USDT and repeat.
Conclusion
Yes, you can earn without experience. It does not require predicting markets, just buy cheap, sell higher, and apply security. It is an accessible way to start earning digital income.
#P2PVenezuela #venezuela #usdtvenezuela #VenezuelanEconomy
What is P2P arbitrage?
P2P arbitrage involves buying USDT (stable digital dollar) at a lower price and selling it at a higher price. The difference is your profit. It takes place within Binance, where two people exchange local currency for USDT with protection: Binance holds the funds until both parties complete the transaction.
Maker and Taker
The Maker posts an advertisement to buy or sell USDT defining the price, payment method, and conditions. They have more control and better margin.
The Taker accepts an existing advertisement; it's easier to start, but offers less profit.
How do you earn?
You buy USDT cheaply, then sell it at a higher price.
Example: you buy at 165 and sell at 167 โ you earn 2 Bs per USDT. With 500 USDT, around 1,000 Bs.
Traders report earning between 0.2% and 5% daily. With 500 USDT, approximately 2.61 USD can be achieved per cycle, potentially adding up to around 26 USD if repeated 10 times (not guaranteed).
Basic requirements
To create advertisements (be a Maker) you must have at least 100 USDT.
You also need a local payment method and an identification document.
Essential security
The name of the payer must match the Binance account name. If Juan buys, Juan pays; no third parties. If it doesnโt match, do not release.
You can request a photo of the ID to confirm identity.
Never release without seeing the money in your bank account; screenshots are not valid.
Keep everything within the Binance chat; do not use WhatsApp or Telegram.
Step by step of arbitrage
You sell your USDT at a good price, receive local currency, then buy USDT cheaper. You end up with more USDT and repeat.
Conclusion
Yes, you can earn without experience. It does not require predicting markets, just buy cheap, sell higher, and apply security. It is an accessible way to start earning digital income.
#P2PVenezuela #venezuela #usdtvenezuela #VenezuelanEconomy
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Due to the exchange situation in Venezuela, many "OFFERS" have emerged in stores that say:
"If you pay in USDT, you pay less!"
๐ But... are you really paying less?
Sometimes not โ and here I explain how to check it ๐
โ How to know if it's better to pay in USDT or in bolรญvares
1๏ธโฃ Calculate the price in bolรญvares according to the BCV rate
Example: $120 ร BCV rate = 27,306.80 Bs (As of today 06/11/25)
2๏ธโฃ Go to Binance P2P Express
Enter 27,306.80 Bs
โ See how many USDT you get with that amount
3๏ธโฃ Compare the results
โ If the store asks you for less USDT than what P2P indicates โ it's a real offer
โ If they ask you for more USDT โ it's not worth it, pay in bolรญvares
๐ก Golden rule:
Don't be fooled by the word "OFFER". Do the conversion and check if you are really paying less.
#venezuela #P2PVenezuela #VenezuelanEconomy #VenezuelaEnUSDT
"If you pay in USDT, you pay less!"
๐ But... are you really paying less?
Sometimes not โ and here I explain how to check it ๐
โ How to know if it's better to pay in USDT or in bolรญvares
1๏ธโฃ Calculate the price in bolรญvares according to the BCV rate
Example: $120 ร BCV rate = 27,306.80 Bs (As of today 06/11/25)
2๏ธโฃ Go to Binance P2P Express
Enter 27,306.80 Bs
โ See how many USDT you get with that amount
3๏ธโฃ Compare the results
โ If the store asks you for less USDT than what P2P indicates โ it's a real offer
โ If they ask you for more USDT โ it's not worth it, pay in bolรญvares
๐ก Golden rule:
Don't be fooled by the word "OFFER". Do the conversion and check if you are really paying less.
#venezuela #P2PVenezuela #VenezuelanEconomy #VenezuelaEnUSDT
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P2P in Venezuela: Lifeline Against Hyperinflation 229% โ Truths 2025 ๐ธ
Venezuelans, listen! October 2025: Inflation 229%, bolรญvar collapsed, but P2P (Binance/AirTM) is a lifeline: Swaps #VES / to USDT instantaneously, protecting salaries and foreign transfers without #PDVSA bureaucracy. New data: $USDT replaces bolรญvar in daily payments/salaries, P2P volumes emerged vs sanctions; government allows crypto in private exchanges. Benefits: Anti-devaluation (bolรญvar -80% YTD, P2P preserves power); flex (remittances USA without dollar shortages, saving fees).
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๐ป๐ช VENEZUELA
Let's learn to lose. because losing also means winning! ๐follow me if you need money ๐ค I want to help FREE to anyone who needs it ๐ค
Yes, buddyโฆ here we have to learn to lose, because losing also means winning. ๐
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Venezuela, listen to me:
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The campaign "Learn to Lose" with Yorton Luces is about to land in Binance Square and you can be one of the first to receive ๐
Yes, buddyโฆ here we have to learn to lose, because losing also means winning. ๐
โฉFOLLOW MEโฉ if you are struggling, if you need cash, if you are upset with lifeโฆ I am going to help FREE to everyone who needs it ๐ค
Venezuela, listen to me:
โฉFOLLOW MEโฉ because this is just starting.
The campaign "Learn to Lose" with Yorton Luces is about to land in Binance Square and you can be one of the first to receive ๐
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๐ป๐ช๐ซ๐จEN #venezuela NO ๐ซwe do not want nor support!!! do not imprison anyone NOBODY fool! you are a terr*rist! you should be reported YOU rather! how can you be happy that a Venezuelan your brother is imprisoned by the government! (if he hasn't killed anyone) for an act like this!!!! focus on educating yourself morally, civically, and financially instead! fool! #caracasvenezuela #P2PVenezuela #Venezuelacripto #CriptoVenezuela $BTC
acabo de subir un vรญdeo aquรญ en binance el gobierno los metiรณ preso por andar a vendiendo caro en p2p
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๐ป๐ช VENEZUELA
MADURO LEFT YOU IN THE BANK QUEUE WITH PURE CANS AND INTERIORS, DECEMBER ARRIVED AND YOU ARE STILL ASKING โSHOULD I INVEST TODAY?โ
๐น๐ฅ๐ป๐ช๐ธ
YOU ALSO WIN BY LOSING๐ฐ
But of courseโฆ you are the expert in losing, buddy.
You lost LIGHT, because they ration it without reason
you lost WATER, because they ration it without reason
you lost SALARY, because they rationed it, devalued it, took away zeros, caused disasters, without reason...
you have already almost lost the COUNTRYโฆ
but NOOOO!, now you are really afraid of losing in crypto ๐
๐น๐ฅ๐ป๐ช๐ธ
YOU ALSO WIN BY LOSING๐ฐ
But of courseโฆ you are the expert in losing, buddy.
You lost LIGHT, because they ration it without reason
you lost WATER, because they ration it without reason
you lost SALARY, because they rationed it, devalued it, took away zeros, caused disasters, without reason...
you have already almost lost the COUNTRYโฆ
but NOOOO!, now you are really afraid of losing in crypto ๐
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