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How to detect if a 'USDT offer' is really a deal or if they are charging you more

Many businesses in Venezuela promote:
If you pay in USDT, you pay less
But... do you really pay less?

Sometimes not — it just seems like a deal.👀

Step-by-step to verify if it is worth paying in USDT or in bolivars:
Calculate the price in bolivars according to the BCV rate
Take the amount in USDT that they offer you and multiply it by the BCV rate of the day. That is the approximate real value in bolivars.
Go to Binance P2P Express and convert that amount from Bs to USDT

Gasoline has arrived... BUT VENEZUELA… AT WHAT PRICE in USDT? 🔥
📍 BreakingNews | November 2025

💥 Everyone screams “The gasoline has arrived!” as if it were a miracle… but no one dares to say the truth: it’s not an achievement, it’s a symptom.

After years of lines, blackouts, and desperation, the country celebrates as if the State were doing us a favor by fulfilling what is its duty. And that's what's serious!

💬 Because the gasoline didn't arrive due to efficiency... it arrived due to pressure. For a people that got tired of queuing under the sun while the connected ones filled their tanks without breaking a sweat.

5 WALLETS THAT MADURO DOESN'T WANT YOU TO KNOW ABOUT👇



To use dollars in Venezuela, virtual wallets are required as a bridge since no national banking entity is authorized by the regime to conduct transactions with Zelle.
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It is important to note that digital wallets are merely a financial bridge to use the payment system in dollars; additionally, transaction processes can take between 5 and 20 minutes for each internal process, and some may charge fees. Do your own research.

📢A Revolution for 🇻🇪Venezuela and the world 🌎
The most used P2P payment network in the United States —**Zelle**— announced that it will **integrate stablecoins** to send money in and out of the country. 💥

Backed by giants like **JP Morgan** and **Wells Fargo**, it aims to make international transfers more **faster, cheaper, and safer**. ⚡

🇻🇪 In Venezuela, where Zelle has become part of daily life, this news could change everything:

From paying for a coffee to sending remittances, it could now be done in **stable digital currencies**, without relying on intermediaries or suffering bank blockages. 🏦💳

Venezuela is witnessing an extraordinary shift in economic power. 🇻🇪


While the government continues to promise a “recovered economy,” Venezuelans have taken matters into their own hands, building a parallel financial system outside state control.

💡 The Rise of Citizen-Led Finance

On the streets of Caracas and beyond:


Cashea is used to make interest-free installment purchases.USDT (Tether) protects citizens’ savings from the rapidly devaluing bolívar.

Over 347 stores, including global brands like Nike and Levi’s as well as local chains such as IVOO, Gama, and Locatel, now accept these alternative currencies. The message is clear: the banks no longer hold the power.

📱 Cash and Crypto: The New Currency of Survival

The Venezuelan people have redefined financial control:


USDT has become the “invisible currency” shielding wealth from hyperinflation.Cash has evolved into a flexible, citizen-driven credit system.

Banks are cautious, governments are skeptical, and citizens… no longer ask permission to survive.

🔥 Revolution or Digital Anarchy?

This grassroots movement raises a profound question:


Is this financial liberation or the onset of digital chaos?


Some view it as a model of economic independence, while others warn it could spiral into uncontrollable anarchy. Yet the impact is undeniable:


💥 The people have reclaimed control of money — and they have no plans to return it.


Venezuela’s streets are now classrooms in 21st-century financial resistance, where creativity, necessity, and technology collide.

💬 Comment: Is this salvation or a challenge to the system?
🔁 Follow me to discover how all of Venezuela is waking up with the same strength: people, crypto, and courage. 🌎⚡
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🚨 **VENEZUELA 🇻🇪 TODAY THE PEOPLE REBEL AGAINST THE SYSTEM 💥**
While the government promises to “recover the economy,” the people have already **rebuilt it without them**.

On every corner, Venezuelans use **Cashea** to buy in interest-free installments, and **USDT** to protect their money from the bolívar that melts away every day. 🪙

More than **347 stores**, from **Nike and Levi’s to IVOO, Gama, and Locatel**, have already surrendered to reality: **the banks lost control**.

And now the economic power is in the hands of the people. 📱💳

Ah, what irony. 🦜
It sounds bold, but let’s be honest — creating a national stablecoin isn’t magic. 💸 It must be backed by real assets, or it’s just smoke and mirrors. We already saw this with the Petro, which was supposedly oil-backed 🛢️ but, in reality, funded by state resources — turning into a trap for regular citizens. 😤

Any “national blockchain” built without transparency, audits, or genuine capitalization risks becoming nothing more than a tool for fraud and power concentration. ⚠️💰 What some call innovation might actually be a new layer of control.

❤️ This isn’t clickbait — it’s a metaphor for a regime that, under fiscal collapse and sanctions, weaponizes “financial innovation” to sustain its power, deepen opacity, and fuel corruption. 💣

Cryptocurrencies, once a symbol of freedom for Venezuelans, have now become a state tool to bypass restrictions, patch deficits, and conceal theft. 💸 The government has captured the tech born for autonomy and turned it into another means of control. 💹🧩

Every “modern” operation is just another opaque mechanism to move funds away from public oversight. 🕳️💼 The Petro experiment proved this: without transparency and accountability, technocratic “solutions” end up ensnaring citizens, not empowering them. ⚙️💔

Under sanctions, crypto serves the State as a black box, concentrating power, enabling looting, and eroding what little trust remains in institutions. ⚠️🔥 What many praise as “financial creativity” is, in truth, a way to offload risk onto the people and privatize profits for the elite. 🤑

The geopolitical costs are real too — this kind of crypto manipulation worsens Venezuela’s international isolation, invites stricter sanctions, and heightens diplomatic friction. 🌍💣

As a 🇻🇪 citizen, I refuse to normalize financial tools used to legitimize theft. ❌💔 I stand for transparency, public audits, asset recovery, and an economy that restores sovereignty and opportunity — not one that traps it in the hands of a few. 💪✨

If you care about Venezuela and want serious, fact-based analysis — not slogans or sentiment — follow me. 📢 Here, we don’t sell stories; we expose truth, demand justice, and push for real change. 🔍🧠🇻🇪

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🚨🚀 VENEZUELA CRYPTO IN ACTION 🚀🚨
Did you imagine paying in USDT and the store receiving bolivars INSTANTLY? 💥

Now, thanks to the alliance between #crixto and #BinancePay , that is happening in Venezuela 🇻🇪
✅ You scan the QR from Binance Pay
✅ You pay in USDT
✅ The store receives bolivars right away
📍 Already active at points of sale like Cinepic in Caracas

⚠️ But be careful: although legally regulated, the Venezuelan state still has institutional weaknesses… technological advances do exist, but the risks are also real.

🤯Lee 👇
🚨 **Meta declares war on crypto scammers: 8 million accounts deleted 😳💥**
Meta has just removed **more than 8 million accounts** linked to *cryptocurrency scams* on WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook.
Yes, *8 MILLION*. And the most alarming part: many of those networks operated from **Asia (Myanmar, Laos, Philippines, UAE)**, targeting users from **Latin America and Europe** 🌎.

💰 Investment scams, fake refunds, “fund recovery” services, cloned customer support…

Ah!🦜

Hahaha 😏 He trusts... but the truth is that creating a stablecoin "for the country" is not magic: everything has to be backed by **real resources** 💸, because if not, it's just smoke. That's what happened with the Petro: supposedly backed by oil 🛢️, but in practice, it was financed with state assets, becoming a **trap for ordinary people** 😤. The same would happen with any national blockchain if there is no **transparency, auditing, and real capitalization**: what some celebrate as innovation can simply be a vehicle for legalized fraud and concentration of power ⚠️💰.

(Yes, you read that right: the same country of mobile payment now wants to enter the crypto game...)

The creator of mobile payment in Venezuela, **Rodolfo Gasparri (president of Conexus)**, has just dropped a bomb 💣:
👉 they are developing a **interbank network based on blockchain**, which will allow **to custody and move stablecoins (like USDT)** directly from the banks in the country.


💬 Gasparri claims it will be *“a before and after in the history of the Venezuelan banking system”*.

And watch out: they are already working on the integration for **banks to handle deposits and transfers in crypto**, with transparency and official regulations.

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 economy🤡 through designated cryptocurrency exchange platforms 🤡. Within months, these measures have turned Venezuela into possibly the first country to manage a large part of its public finances in cryptocurrencies😯( MADURO CONTINUES TO STEAL FROM THE PEOPLE AND YOU 🫵 IF YOU ARE VENEZUELAN MUST OPEN YOUR EYES AND WAKE UP❗)

👂VENEZUELA A **B-1 bomber from the United States** flew just **80 kilometers from the Venezuelan coast**.

It was no ordinary flight. It was a **warning with supersonic wings**.
Maduro responded by showing “5,000 Russian missiles ready.”
The air smells of tension. The sea, of movement. 🌊

While the media talks about storms, **the real lightning is on the military radar.** ⚡
War rehearsal? Or the beginning of something much bigger?

💭 No one can predict what is coming...

🇻🇪"📢 ATTENTION COMMUNITY🛑🛑📢📢📢 I was a victim of a scam. I make this public complaint"...
"I will tell you how the events happened. It turns out that I requested through the Zinli application to increase the monthly limit to 5000 USD, because the monthly limit I have in that wallet is 1000 USD. For this reason, I attempted to pay the subscription plan of 8.99 USD from my own Zinli balance, which would be debited for that monthly subscription to increase to 5000 USD. When I requested it, I received this message: UP! An error occurred, meaning I couldn't pay for the subscription. At that precise moment, I exited the application and almost immediately received an email from Zinli indicating that they had detected suspicious activity, and I was warned that my account would be suspended if I did not verify my identity. Because of this, I proceeded to verify my identity, and immediately they debited 148 USD from my balance. Once I saw this money transfer to an account I did not recognize, I immediately reported it to Zinli wallet support, where I was attended by an operator who asked me for the email of my account and the screenshot of the payment I did not recognize. After a few minutes, support informed me that they had reported the account that debited my money and that unfortunately, the Zinli company did not take responsibility for these cases. How about that? So what is the service for? If we are supposed to pay a monthly maintenance fee to be attended to promptly for any situation that arises with our money, and they shamelessly say they take no responsibility for anything. It seems to me a lack of seriousness and responsibility on the part of that company. They SOLVE nothing. ZINLI is not safe. 🛑📢🚧 BE very careful when accessing your own official emails from the platform. I suspect it was someone from technical support who, seeing that I was requesting the increase, scammed me."

A follower comments that in the p2p of Venezuela they even ask for your soul, almost saying to you:
"let's see, what are you doing?"
And you say:
"I'm in the bathroom🚽 doing number 2 💩 while making the transaction🙈
and they say:
"let's see, send a photo to see if it's true"
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Have you already sent it to aunt Carmen? 👀👀
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