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HOWUARH GUTIÉRREZ

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HOW TO DEPOSIT VES
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BINANCE ENABLED BUYING WITHOUT P2P IN VENEZUELA
BINANCE ENABLED BUYING WITHOUT P2P IN VENEZUELA
🇻🇪 ATTENTION: Binance enables direct deposits in bolívares from Venezuela via mobile payments and bank transfers ​Binance announced that users in Venezuela can fund their accounts directly in bolívares (VES) through bank transfers and mobile payments, enabling them to purchase digital assets and stablecoins with no deposit fees. ​Key points from the announcement: ​Strategic partnership: Fiat currency receipt and processing operations are handled by Casa de Cambios Insular, S. A., an entity regulated by Sudeban and the Central Bank of Venezuela. ​Service terms: Direct account funding is available Monday through Sunday from 12:00 a.m. to 8:59 p.m. Funds must come from a bank account in the name of the account holder registered on the platform. ​Conversions and withdrawals: The service allows users to purchase assets such as USDT, USDC, USD1, and $U. It was also announced that withdrawals of bolívares to bank accounts or via mobile payment will be available soon, with a 0.3% fee.
🇻🇪 ATTENTION: Binance enables direct deposits in bolívares from Venezuela via mobile payments and bank transfers

​Binance announced that users in Venezuela can fund their accounts directly in bolívares (VES) through bank transfers and mobile payments, enabling them to purchase digital assets and stablecoins with no deposit fees.

​Key points from the announcement:

​Strategic partnership: Fiat currency receipt and processing operations are handled by Casa de Cambios Insular, S. A., an entity regulated by Sudeban and the Central Bank of Venezuela.

​Service terms: Direct account funding is available Monday through Sunday from 12:00 a.m. to 8:59 p.m. Funds must come from a bank account in the name of the account holder registered on the platform.

​Conversions and withdrawals: The service allows users to purchase assets such as USDT, USDC, USD1, and $U. It was also announced that withdrawals of bolívares to bank accounts or via mobile payment will be available soon, with a 0.3% fee.
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THE FALL OF BITCOINThe drop in digital assets after the jobs report accelerated liquidations and exposed the vulnerability of those who trade with high leverage Bitcoin dominance is approaching 60%. This means that six out of every ten dollars invested in crypto assets are in BTC. This is a piece of data that becomes more relevant when cross-referenced with the indicator on USDT participation, which fell to around 6.3%. This combination describes a specific behavior. When the stablecoin quota drops, it means that operators are taking money out of what is equivalent to cash to buy tokens. It is the classic parameter of the so-called "risk appetite" within the crypto ecosystem. Participants stop standing on the sidelines and return to the game.#BitcoinSpotETFsDraw$6.34BInflowsInQ3

THE FALL OF BITCOIN

The drop in digital assets after the jobs report accelerated liquidations and exposed the vulnerability of those who trade with high leverage
Bitcoin dominance is approaching 60%. This means that six out of every ten dollars invested in crypto assets are in BTC. This is a piece of data that becomes more relevant when cross-referenced with the indicator on USDT participation, which fell to around 6.3%.
This combination describes a specific behavior. When the stablecoin quota drops, it means that operators are taking money out of what is equivalent to cash to buy tokens. It is the classic parameter of the so-called "risk appetite" within the crypto ecosystem. Participants stop standing on the sidelines and return to the game.#BitcoinSpotETFsDraw$6.34BInflowsInQ3
How to connect your bolivars to Binance (P2P) To fund your Binance Card from your bank account in Venezuela (or transfer your card earnings to your bank), you must add your bank payment method in the P2P system: Go to Home > P2P > Menu (3 dots at the top right) > Payment Methods. Tap Add a new payment method and select your local bank (e.g., Pago Móvil, Banesco, Mercantil, Bancamiga). Enter your account number or your Pago Móvil details (ID, Phone, Bank). You must be the account holder. Confirm the security code (2FA). To buy balance: Go to Binance P2P, select Buy USDT filtering
How to connect your bolivars to Binance (P2P)
To fund your Binance Card from your bank account in Venezuela (or transfer your card earnings to your bank), you must add your bank payment method in the P2P system:
Go to Home > P2P > Menu (3 dots at the top right) > Payment Methods.
Tap Add a new payment method and select your local bank (e.g., Pago Móvil, Banesco, Mercantil, Bancamiga).
Enter your account number or your Pago Móvil details (ID, Phone, Bank). You must be the account holder.
Confirm the security code (2FA).
To buy balance: Go to Binance P2P, select Buy USDT filtering
RECOMMENDATIONS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE CARD FROM BINANCE IN VENEZUELA: HOW TO PAY AND RELOAD The Binance Card (issued through the Mastercard network) is already available in Venezuela through phased rollouts and waitlists. It’s important to clarify the operational difference: the Binance card is not directly “linked” to a Venezuelan bank account (like Banesco or Mercantil) to debit from it. Instead, it is topped up using your cryptocurrency balance (USDT, USDC, BTC, etc.). If what you want is to recharge your card using bolívares from your local bank or to send funds from Binance to your Venezuelan account, this is done through Binance P2P. Requesting and activating the Binance Card in Venezuela Requesting and activating the Binance Card in Venezuela 1 Go to Binance Pay Requirement: KYC verification completed Open the Binance app on your phone. In the main menu or within Wallet > Funding, tap the Binance Pay icon. 2 Find the Binance Card option Select the Binance Card section. If you are in the approved waitlist by email, you will see the Request button available. 3 Complete your details and confirm the issuance Verify your identity information (it must match exactly your Venezuelan ID card or passport). Once your request is accepted, you will get immediate access to the virtual card. 4 Set payment priority In the card settings, define the order in which your assets will be deducted (for example: 1st USDT, 2nd USDC, 3rd BNB). Every time you make a payment, the platform will automatically convert your funds. #FedRateWatch #tarjetacard #MSTRTradingVolumeSurpassesMorganStanley #ZcashHoldersBackNU7Upgrade #CircleOpensArcMainnet
RECOMMENDATIONS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE CARD FROM BINANCE IN VENEZUELA: HOW TO PAY AND RELOAD
The Binance Card (issued through the Mastercard network) is already available in Venezuela through phased rollouts and waitlists.
It’s important to clarify the operational difference: the Binance card is not directly “linked” to a Venezuelan bank account (like Banesco or Mercantil) to debit from it. Instead, it is topped up using your cryptocurrency balance (USDT, USDC, BTC, etc.). If what you want is to recharge your card using bolívares from your local bank or to send funds from Binance to your Venezuelan account, this is done through Binance P2P.
Requesting and activating the Binance Card in Venezuela
Requesting and activating the Binance Card in Venezuela
1
Go to Binance Pay
Requirement: KYC verification completed
Open the Binance app on your phone. In the main menu or within Wallet > Funding, tap the Binance Pay icon.
2
Find the Binance Card option
Select the Binance Card section. If you are in the approved waitlist by email, you will see the Request button available.
3
Complete your details and confirm the issuance
Verify your identity information (it must match exactly your Venezuelan ID card or passport). Once your request is accepted, you will get immediate access to the virtual card.
4
Set payment priority
In the card settings, define the order in which your assets will be deducted (for example: 1st USDT, 2nd USDC, 3rd BNB). Every time you make a payment, the platform will automatically convert your funds.
#FedRateWatch
#tarjetacard
#MSTRTradingVolumeSurpassesMorganStanley
#ZcashHoldersBackNU7Upgrade
#CircleOpensArcMainnet
HOW TO GET AND USE THE BINANCE CARD IN VENEZUELAThe rollout of the Binance Card in Venezuela is being carried out progressively through the Global Cards Program (in partnership with the Mastercard network and Immersve). This is an international virtual card designed primarily to simplify payments and purchases directly with cryptoassets without having to manually go through P2P trading. Features and Operation in Detail Real-time conversion: When processing a payment, the system automatically debits the funds from your Binance wallet (e.g., USDT, USDC, or BTC). You can set an asset priority order to choose which crypto is spent first.

HOW TO GET AND USE THE BINANCE CARD IN VENEZUELA

The rollout of the Binance Card in Venezuela is being carried out progressively through the Global Cards Program (in partnership with the Mastercard network and Immersve). This is an international virtual card designed primarily to simplify payments and purchases directly with cryptoassets without having to manually go through P2P trading.
Features and Operation in Detail
Real-time conversion: When processing a payment, the system automatically debits the funds from your Binance wallet (e.g., USDT, USDC, or BTC). You can set an asset priority order to choose which crypto is spent first.
Binance would have already assigned 3,000 cards in Venezuela About 3,000 Binance Cards would have been assigned in the country. Binance began the gradual rollout of its prepaid card in Venezuela under a progressive access scheme. The company has not confirmed an official figure in this regard; instead, it is advancing in phases and will notify each eligible account directly when the service is available. According to the information that became known, the Binance card was launched last Monday, August 5, and next Monday, the 10th, will bring a new issuance. Around the physical card, logistical issues appear to have arisen due to the earthquake of June 24. In a statement released through its customer support team, Binance said it will notify users when the service is enabled for all eligible users. The cryptocurrency platform said there is no open or immediate list to request it en masse starting from day one. Eligibility notifications are delivered internally through the app or Binance’s official support channels. This card allows users to use cryptocurrency balances (such as stablecoins) for direct payments with automatic conversion. It has sparked debate in the local community about the conversion of rates and its convenience compared to the national market. The arrival of the Binance Card is taking place at a time when stablecoins have acquired a more prominent role in the national economy. They have become a mechanism for preserving value, receiving payments from abroad, and making low-cost transfers
Binance would have already assigned 3,000 cards in Venezuela
About 3,000 Binance Cards would have been assigned in the country. Binance began the gradual rollout of its prepaid card in Venezuela under a progressive access scheme. The company has not confirmed an official figure in this regard; instead, it is advancing in phases and will notify each eligible account directly when the service is available.

According to the information that became known, the Binance card was launched last Monday, August 5, and next Monday, the 10th, will bring a new issuance. Around the physical card, logistical issues appear to have arisen due to the earthquake of June 24.

In a statement released through its customer support team, Binance said it will notify users when the service is enabled for all eligible users.

The cryptocurrency platform said there is no open or immediate list to request it en masse starting from day one. Eligibility notifications are delivered internally through the app or Binance’s official support channels.

This card allows users to use cryptocurrency balances (such as stablecoins) for direct payments with automatic conversion. It has sparked debate in the local community about the conversion of rates and its convenience compared to the national market.

The arrival of the Binance Card is taking place at a time when stablecoins have acquired a more prominent role in the national economy. They have become a mechanism for preserving value, receiving payments from abroad, and making low-cost transfers
Washington expands its sanctions to two crypto exchanges over alleged links to IranOn August 7, 2026, Washington sanctioned Shelbit and Aban Tether, accusing the two crypto platforms of supporting financial circuits related to Iran. Behind these little-known names lies a network of companies, online betting, and wallets associated with the Guardians of the Revolution. Shelbit was already under the spotlight before the U.S. decision. Cointribune had recently documented the Shelbit case and its transfers to Binance, in a context of suspicions of money laundering and sanctions evasion. On August 7, Washington took a step by directly including the platform and its alleged operator in its sanctions regime.

Washington expands its sanctions to two crypto exchanges over alleged links to Iran

On August 7, 2026, Washington sanctioned Shelbit and Aban Tether, accusing the two crypto platforms of supporting financial circuits related to Iran. Behind these little-known names lies a network of companies, online betting, and wallets associated with the Guardians of the Revolution.
Shelbit was already under the spotlight before the U.S. decision. Cointribune had recently documented the Shelbit case and its transfers to Binance, in a context of suspicions of money laundering and sanctions evasion. On August 7, Washington took a step by directly including the platform and its alleged operator in its sanctions regime.
Binance enables its card for Venezuelan users under a gradual schemeThe new payment tool will allow direct purchases with cryptoassets at merchants that accept its processing network Binance began the gradual rollout of its card for users in Venezuela, an addition aimed at expanding payment options with cryptocurrencies in one of the Latin American markets with the highest adoption of digital assets, especially stablecoins. The company confirmed that access to the product will be enabled progressively, so the card will not be available to all customers from the outset. In a statement shared through its customer support team, Binance said it will notify users when the service is enabled for all eligible users.

Binance enables its card for Venezuelan users under a gradual scheme

The new payment tool will allow direct purchases with cryptoassets at merchants that accept its processing network
Binance began the gradual rollout of its card for users in Venezuela, an addition aimed at expanding payment options with cryptocurrencies in one of the Latin American markets with the highest adoption of digital assets, especially stablecoins. The company confirmed that access to the product will be enabled progressively, so the card will not be available to all customers from the outset. In a statement shared through its customer support team, Binance said it will notify users when the service is enabled for all eligible users.
Why is XRP falling faster than other cryptocurrencies? The price of XRP has fallen by approximately 67% from its all-time high, with the largest drop among major cryptocurrencies (the top 5, excluding stablecoins). In addition, its outlook in the market is becoming more dangerous every week. This isn’t just a market weakness. An unusual buildup of leveraged long positions and a quiet withdrawal by the largest whales are turning XRP into the most fragile coin in the market. XRP’s price has fallen more than any major cryptocurrency A cross-asset drawdown tracker, which measures how far each coin is below its all-time high, places XRP at the bottom. The token is down about 67% from its peak, compared with 48% for Bitcoin, 60% for Ethereum, and 56% for BNB. The situation worsens over three months. XRP’s 90-day return is close to -21%, the worst among the four major players, and the token has been 355 days away from its high with no signs of recovery. This is typical of a high-beta altseason. When risk appetite fades, XRP doesn’t behave like a safe-haven asset. It amplifies the decline and drops more than the market. It’s currently more than 12% below the average of its peers. Repeated bounces have failed, and XRP’s recovery attempts have been rejected at resistance. The big question is why XRP is falling faster than any other major coin. #WallStreetOpensHigherOnTechRebound #USGDPGrows1.5%InQ2 #SpaceXExtendsSlide #ZhongjiInnolightFalls12.77%OnHKDebut #FOMCWatching 🥳
Why is XRP falling faster than other cryptocurrencies?
The price of XRP has fallen by approximately 67% from its all-time high, with the largest drop among major cryptocurrencies (the top 5, excluding stablecoins). In addition, its outlook in the market is becoming more dangerous every week.

This isn’t just a market weakness. An unusual buildup of leveraged long positions and a quiet withdrawal by the largest whales are turning XRP into the most fragile coin in the market.
XRP’s price has fallen more than any major cryptocurrency
A cross-asset drawdown tracker, which measures how far each coin is below its all-time high, places XRP at the bottom. The token is down about 67% from its peak, compared with 48% for Bitcoin, 60% for Ethereum, and 56% for BNB.
The situation worsens over three months. XRP’s 90-day return is close to -21%, the worst among the four major players, and the token has been 355 days away from its high with no signs of recovery.
This is typical of a high-beta altseason. When risk appetite fades, XRP doesn’t behave like a safe-haven asset. It amplifies the decline and drops more than the market. It’s currently more than 12% below the average of its peers.

Repeated bounces have failed, and XRP’s recovery attempts have been rejected at resistance. The big question is why XRP is falling faster than any other major coin.
#WallStreetOpensHigherOnTechRebound
#USGDPGrows1.5%InQ2
#SpaceXExtendsSlide
#ZhongjiInnolightFalls12.77%OnHKDebut
#FOMCWatching 🥳
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CARD IN VENEZUELACurrent alternatives to pay with Binance in Venezuela While the card is not available for accounts registered in Venezuela, the most commonly used options are: Binance Pay (QR Code / User): Many physical stores and online shops in Venezuela accept direct payments by scanning the Binance Pay QR code without paying any additional fees. P2P Marketplace: Exchange your USDT/crypto for bolívares through P2P so you can have the money instantly in your bank account or mobile payment.

CARD IN VENEZUELA

Current alternatives to pay with Binance in Venezuela
While the card is not available for accounts registered in Venezuela, the most commonly used options are:
Binance Pay (QR Code / User): Many physical stores and online shops in Venezuela accept direct payments by scanning the Binance Pay QR code without paying any additional fees.
P2P Marketplace: Exchange your USDT/crypto for bolívares through P2P so you can have the money instantly in your bank account or mobile payment.
Currently, Binance has NOT officially launched the Binance Card for residents of Venezuela. Although there are constant rumors and the community on social media often speculates when the exchange publishes campaigns for the country, the Binance Card is not yet commercially available in the Venezuelan market. Current status and availability Regional availability: The Binance Card is available or in trial phases in certain regions (such as Europe and some specific Latin American countries), but it requires residence verification (KYC) in a supported country. If your account is verified with residence in Venezuela, the option to request the card will not be active. News and rumors: Binance usually launches local campaigns ("We hear you, we're working on it, it's almost here..."), but so far the direct solution for paying at the point of sale in the country still goes through Binance Pay or P2P gateways. How does the Binance Card work where it is available? If in the future it gets enabled or you use it by residing in a supported country, it works as follows:FeatureDetails Payment currencyPay directly using your cryptocurrency balance (USDT, USDC, BTC, BNB, etc.). Instant conversionWhen you use the card at a point of sale (in-store or online), Binance converts the selected cryptocurrency to the local currency in real time. BenefitsNo Binance issuance fees and the possibility to receive up to 2%–8% cashback in BNB on purchases. IntegrationSupport for virtual and physical cards, compatible with contactless payments, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Current alternatives to pay with Binance in Venezuela While the card is not available for accounts registered in Venezuela, the most commonly used options are: Binance Pay (QR Code / User): Many physical businesses and online stores in Venezuela accept direct payments by scanning the Binance Pay QR code without paying additional fees. P2P market: Exchange your USDT/cryptos to bolívares through P2P so you can have the money available in your bank account
Currently, Binance has NOT officially launched the Binance Card for residents of Venezuela.
Although there are constant rumors and the community on social media often speculates when the exchange publishes campaigns for the country, the Binance Card is not yet commercially available in the Venezuelan market.
Current status and availability
Regional availability: The Binance Card is available or in trial phases in certain regions (such as Europe and some specific Latin American countries), but it requires residence verification (KYC) in a supported country. If your account is verified with residence in Venezuela, the option to request the card will not be active.
News and rumors: Binance usually launches local campaigns ("We hear you, we're working on it, it's almost here..."), but so far the direct solution for paying at the point of sale in the country still goes through Binance Pay or P2P gateways.
How does the Binance Card work where it is available?
If in the future it gets enabled or you use it by residing in a supported country, it works as follows:FeatureDetails
Payment currencyPay directly using your cryptocurrency balance (USDT, USDC, BTC, BNB, etc.).
Instant conversionWhen you use the card at a point of sale (in-store or online), Binance converts the selected cryptocurrency to the local currency in real time.
BenefitsNo Binance issuance fees and the possibility to receive up to 2%–8% cashback in BNB on purchases.
IntegrationSupport for virtual and physical cards, compatible with contactless payments, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
Current alternatives to pay with Binance in Venezuela
While the card is not available for accounts registered in Venezuela, the most commonly used options are:
Binance Pay (QR Code / User): Many physical businesses and online stores in Venezuela accept direct payments by scanning the Binance Pay QR code without paying additional fees.
P2P market: Exchange your USDT/cryptos to bolívares through P2P so you can have the money available in your bank account
Solana vs Ethereum: Three key reasons for the underperformance and long-term potential A recent report highlighted three main reasons why Solana (SOL) has struggled to keep pace with Ethereum (ETH), at least from a market performance perspective that goes beyond daily price movements. Market expert Dominic Basulto from The Motley Fool pointed out factors that he believes have shaped investor sentiment and affected Solana's momentum in key areas. The hangover from meme coins One of the biggest drivers, Basulto said, is how many investors still associate Solana with the 2024 meme coin frenzy. During that period, Solana became the go-to destination for those minting and trading meme coins, and the conversation frequently included the idea of a “meme coin supercycle.” At its peak, the meme coin market was valued at around $150 billion. Today, Basulto stated that the segment is worth less than $40 billion, and many individual meme coins are still far below their 2024 highs. For some investors, according to the expert, the connection between Solana and that hype cycle never completely faded, which may have contributed to a persistent hesitation towards the network. A second explanation involves Solana's attempt to build a mobile-centric crypto ecosystem—and the belief that it never took off as its early ambitions suggested. In June 2022, Solana announced the launch of a mobile device called Saga, along with a broader mobile strategy. Basulto noted that Saga was positioned as a groundbreaking advancement, but at a price of $999, it struggled to compete with conventional smartphones. #OndoFinanceFounderPassesAway #btc #SpainBlocksPolymarketKalshi #USConsumerConfidenceRisesInMay #SolanaUSTD
Solana vs Ethereum: Three key reasons for the underperformance and long-term potential
A recent report highlighted three main reasons why Solana (SOL) has struggled to keep pace with Ethereum (ETH), at least from a market performance perspective that goes beyond daily price movements.

Market expert Dominic Basulto from The Motley Fool pointed out factors that he believes have shaped investor sentiment and affected Solana's momentum in key areas.

The hangover from meme coins

One of the biggest drivers, Basulto said, is how many investors still associate Solana with the 2024 meme coin frenzy. During that period, Solana became the go-to destination for those minting and trading meme coins, and the conversation frequently included the idea of a “meme coin supercycle.”

At its peak, the meme coin market was valued at around $150 billion. Today, Basulto stated that the segment is worth less than $40 billion, and many individual meme coins are still far below their 2024 highs.

For some investors, according to the expert, the connection between Solana and that hype cycle never completely faded, which may have contributed to a persistent hesitation towards the network.

A second explanation involves Solana's attempt to build a mobile-centric crypto ecosystem—and the belief that it never took off as its early ambitions suggested.

In June 2022, Solana announced the launch of a mobile device called Saga, along with a broader mobile strategy. Basulto noted that Saga was positioned as a groundbreaking advancement, but at a price of $999, it struggled to compete with conventional smartphones.
#OndoFinanceFounderPassesAway
#btc
#SpainBlocksPolymarketKalshi
#USConsumerConfidenceRisesInMay
#SolanaUSTD
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