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2 PART OF VENEZUELA AND THE NEW PAY ANNOUNCEMENTS YOU CAN NOW PAY WITH USDT
As reported by CriptoNoticias earlier, Crixto has partnerships with the banking sector of Venezuela to promote cryptocurrency operations. In fact, in February, the CEO of this company, Adrián Ruíz, informed this medium about a pilot plan with 'crypto' point of sales in Caracas.
At that time, there was mention of a strategic ally who preferred not to be identified and who now seems to have referred to Binance. Its short-term goal, he pointed out, is to activate about 20,000 point of sales throughout the country with Crixto's application.
So far, Binance has not issued an official statement about a partnership with Crixto to enable payments with USDT in Venezuela. To confirm this, CriptoNoticias sent a request for comments to the company but is still waiting for a response.
Orlando Sevilla, a promoter of Binance in eastern Venezuela, in conversation with CriptoNoticias, classified the announcement as pivotal for a country that 'faces difficulties due to the lack of dollars to meet national demand.'
For him, it is an alliance that eliminates friction in daily transactions and offers a legal framework that promotes the adoption of cryptocurrencies in Venezuelan territory. Considering that it is reported that in Venezuela, 10% of the population (almost 3 million people) uses cryptocurrencies.
Sevilla projects that this figure will double by the end of 2025, with sectors such as the oil industry adopting USDT for payments to contractors. To achieve this, Crixto already has a defined roadmap. 'It plans to expand to 100,000 businesses nationwide, which shows that we will have greater adoption in the use of digital assets in the country, without a doubt,' added the financial analyst.
His argument is that the exchange rate for these operations will not be the official one from the BCV (Central Bank of Venezuela)
#BinanceHODLerTOWNS
#BTCReserveStrategy
#MarketRebound
As reported by CriptoNoticias earlier, Crixto has partnerships with the banking sector of Venezuela to promote cryptocurrency operations. In fact, in February, the CEO of this company, Adrián Ruíz, informed this medium about a pilot plan with 'crypto' point of sales in Caracas.
At that time, there was mention of a strategic ally who preferred not to be identified and who now seems to have referred to Binance. Its short-term goal, he pointed out, is to activate about 20,000 point of sales throughout the country with Crixto's application.
So far, Binance has not issued an official statement about a partnership with Crixto to enable payments with USDT in Venezuela. To confirm this, CriptoNoticias sent a request for comments to the company but is still waiting for a response.
Orlando Sevilla, a promoter of Binance in eastern Venezuela, in conversation with CriptoNoticias, classified the announcement as pivotal for a country that 'faces difficulties due to the lack of dollars to meet national demand.'
For him, it is an alliance that eliminates friction in daily transactions and offers a legal framework that promotes the adoption of cryptocurrencies in Venezuelan territory. Considering that it is reported that in Venezuela, 10% of the population (almost 3 million people) uses cryptocurrencies.
Sevilla projects that this figure will double by the end of 2025, with sectors such as the oil industry adopting USDT for payments to contractors. To achieve this, Crixto already has a defined roadmap. 'It plans to expand to 100,000 businesses nationwide, which shows that we will have greater adoption in the use of digital assets in the country, without a doubt,' added the financial analyst.
His argument is that the exchange rate for these operations will not be the official one from the BCV (Central Bank of Venezuela)
#BinanceHODLerTOWNS
#BTCReserveStrategy
#MarketRebound
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