The price of a coin or an asset, whatever it's called, is set by a market, supply and demand, not by a person..

When there is scarcity, it will continue to rise; for example, BTC has limited available coins, and most of them are held by its disappeared creator...

As long as there is scarcity, in a market that requires dollars, it will certainly continue to rise amid the scarcity of foreign currency from the Central Bank of Venezuela... note that my comment is purely financial informational. Although if there is a disaster in administrative policies, the situation worsens...

For this reason, it is not fair to say that the problem is the Venezuelan... everyone, or rather the majority, are converting the devalued bolivars into USDT or physical dollars. And that puts pressure on USDT or any stablecoins to the upward trend 💹... I bought USDT on 29-12-24 at 39 BF... I wish the best for everyone... #CryptoRally $BNB 🆔836322984🇻🇪💸🧧🎁 BP83DWCC6P