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The United States has reportedly generated more than $13 billion from Venezuelan crude oil sales since taking control of the country’s export mechanisms in January 2026, according to shipping and pricing data cited by the Financial Times.

Despite the significant oil revenue, Venezuela has seen only modest economic growth, with questions raised over how the funds have been managed and allocated.

The issue has sparked calls in Washington for greater transparency and oversight, while some of the proceeds are expected to support reconstruction efforts following devastating earthquakes earlier this year.

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💳 Goodbye to P2P! Discover the 5 biggest benefits of the new Binance card for Venezuelans 🇻🇪🔥

Binance’s recent announcement about the imminent arrival of its payment card in Venezuela has caused a lot of excitement. But beyond the buzz, what does this really mean for your wallet and your day-to-day?

Pay directly without P2P: Say goodbye to the manual process of selling your crypto for bolívares before heading to the store. The system automatically converts your USDT or Bitcoin into the moment you tap the card at the point of sale.

Works both at home and abroad: Since it’s backed by global payment networks, you can use it at the corner bakery, pay for subscriptions like Netflix, or make international online purchases.

Earn money by spending: Activate the cashback system, which returns between 2% and 3% of the value of your purchases directly to your digital wallet.

Shield against inflation: You can keep your funds in “hard currency” (digital dollars) up until the exact second you’re going to pay at the checkout, protecting your money from devaluation.

Full control on your phone: No cumbersome bank paperwork or maintenance fees. You’ll be able to freeze the card instantly if it’s lost, review your expenses in real time, and choose which currency to use first—everything from the app.

Digital economics keeps evolving, offering first-world alternatives to overcome local economic challenges. 🚀

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#BİNANCE is teasing a major launch for Venezuela. Based on the message and the blurred interface shown, the author believes it could be the Binance Card — a crypto card that would let users pay with assets like $BTC or $USDT , with automatic conversion to local currency.

It also mentions that this idea makes sense because Binance Card is already available in countries like Brazil and Mexico, while OKX recently launched a card in Venezuela too. The main doubt is regulation, since Binance does not currently have an exchange license in Venezuela.

In short: Binance hinted at something big for #venezuela , and many people think it could be the Binance Card, but nothing has been officially confirmed yet.

i already spected confirmation and You??

$USDT buy USDT to save in Venezuela if it’s worth it
because it allows you to protect your savings from inflation and the devaluation of the bolívar, functioning as an easily accessible "digital dollar." #ahorros #venezuela

💳 STEP BY STEP: How to top up your Binance card in Venezuela and use your crypto daily 🚀After the great interest in the previous post, many people asked me how I keep this digital card with balance. The process is immediate and I’ll explain how to set it up for your purchases here:⚡ 1. Supported CoinsYou don’t need to change everything to dollars to use it. You can set your Funds wallet to debit directly from your balances in $BTC or stablecoins. The card makes the automatic conversion when you pay.🔄 2. Payment PriorityIn the card section in your Binance app, you can choose which cryptocurrency is spent first. If you want to keep your $BTC , put your stablecoins (like USD$T or USDC) at the top of the list.🔒 3. Instant Top UpJust transfer the funds you plan to spend from your "Spot" wallet to your "Funds" wallet. There are no fees for this internal transfer, and the balance reflects immediately for online or in-person purchases.👇 Leave me your comment below!Which cryptocurrency do you prefer to set as your first payment option on the card?#binanceCard #venezuela #crypto #trading

It seems that the people responsible at the BCV have understood that the 🚴‍♂️ cryptoassets (such as USDT) can be a key tool for stabilizing both the official market and the alternative ones, including P2P. Until now, maintaining a minimal depreciation of the official exchange rate has proven effective: the price of the $USDT has remained stable, leaving room for FX arbitrage of approximately 7% after deducting commissions. However, on the day the BCV decides to release exchange-rate control without the necessary liquidity, the price of the dollar will end up being dictated by the alternative market. #venezuela

The Masterstroke of #TRUMP
Unlock the Thousands of Millions Frozen Assets of #venezuela to Finance Its Reconstruction (Without Touching the U.S. Pocket)

After the devastating twin earthquakes that shook Venezuela on June 24, the administration of #DonaldTrump faces a monumental challenge: how to assist in rebuilding the nation without making the American taxpayer foot a multimillion-dollar bill.
The solution being shaped in government corridors is as bold as it is calculated: to release the Venezuelan state’s own frozen funds held abroad.

Reconstruction at "Zero Cost" for the U.S.: The central goal of Trump’s plan is to help the Venezuelan government rebuild its economy without exceeding the $386 million limit that Washington has already committed. The premise is clear and direct: at all costs, avoid adding extra expenses for U.S. taxpayers.

Hidden Treasure in Europe and the IMF: Current negotiations between the Trump administration and Venezuelan officials aim to release billions of dollars in immobilized assets. This includes recovering funds blocked in overseas accounts, gold reserves safeguarded at the Bank of England, and inaccessible resources from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Pragmatism in the Face of Tragedy: Estimates of earthquake damages demand astronomical figures to repair homes and critical infrastructure. In this context, channeling Venezuela’s own embargoed money is presented as a crucial funding route to respond to the disaster, given that the resources frozen by the U.S. and its allies far exceed the initial aid granted.

For this plan to work, Venezuela needs to regain access to international resources. However, releasing these funds requires navigating the complex international financial architecture and coordinating actions with global institutions such as the IMF or European entities.

🦈 $100M POURS INTO VENEZUELAN FINTECH – INSTITUTIONAL WHALES ARE TARGETING EMERGING MARKETS! 💼

FinSight Ventures, Endeavor Catalyst, and top U.S. university funds just committed $60M in Series B to Cashea, a Venezuelan fintech serving a credit-starved market. 📊 This is the same smart money flow we track before liquidity rotates into frontier crypto corridors.

Venezuela is a textbook example of institutional accumulation in a high-inflation environment – these players are betting on infrastructure that bridges fiat and digital assets. 💡 Watch how $BTC and stablecoin volumes react when real-world lending unlocks demand in restricted economies. 💬 Are you positioning for Latin America's next crypto wave, or staying offshore? 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

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🛢️ Oil, Contracts and Geopolitics: The Race Against the Clock in Venezuela ⏳
Top oil executives are frantically accelerating the migration of their contracts in Venezuela—a macroeconomic chess move that has just set off alarms in the global energy sector.
What does this corporate urgency really mean for the markets?

📊 1. Geopolitical risk management: Energy multinationals operate under the constant shadow of uncertainty. Speeding up the migration of operating contracts aims to legally shield their assets and ensure continuity of extraction flows before any possible abrupt changes in licenses or in international sanctions policy. It’s about protecting cash flow at all costs.

🥅 2. Argentina.

🔗 3. The spillover impact on global inflation: Any movement in the country with the world’s largest proved crude reserves triggers a domino effect. If these operations face regulatory bottlenecks or shutdowns, global energy supply tightens. A supply shock pushes oil prices up, delaying the fall of global inflation and forcing central banks to keep markets under pressure with high interest rates.

🪙 4. The escape toward jurisdictional resilience: When physical commodities and fiat contracts suffer legal frictions and geopolitical blockades, large capital takes notice. This instability constantly reinforces the narrative of asset refuge as $BTC . At the same time, the debate on real-world asset tokenization is accelerated, supported by infrastructures like $ETH , aiming to make commercial agreements immutable, transparent, and independent of political offices.

👇 Do you think these ongoing geopolitical frictions will speed up the tokenization of the energy sector, or will the traditional industry stay stuck with paper and political dispatches? I’m reading your comments! 👇
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#venezuela would be of great help the Venezuelan has many and few instruments that help them meet their needs for foreign currency so houses at these moments

Reuters: Oil companies rush to adapt contracts to the new legal framework in Venezuela

The migration to the new legal framework involves around two dozen foreign and local companies, including the U.S. oil company Chevron, Spain’s Repsol, and Italy’s Eni.

The Ministry of Oil reportedly told partners of Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA) that it will keep the July 28 deadline to migrate oil and gas contracts to the new legal framework approved earlier this year.

According to Reuters, sources close to the matter said this decision “pressures” executives to complete negotiations over the terms.

Around two dozen companies, both domestic and international, including Chevron, Repsol and Eni, must migrate to the new legal framework that governs oil and gas.

However, the sources told the international outlet that companies entering Venezuela for the first time “do not have a specific deadline” to negotiate and agree on the contract terms, following preliminary agreements signed since the beginning of this year.

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Román Maniglia: Modernization, digitization and automation are the pillars of the new tax model

Román Maniglia, superintendent of the National Integrated Customs and Tax Administration Service (Seniat), emphasized that an action roadmap must be set «to simplify procedures and facilitate the formalization of all sectors» of the country

The superintendent of the National Integrated Customs and Tax Administration Service (Seniat), Román Maniglia, reported that they have begun working roundtables with professionals from the tax and customs directorates across the country, «so that we can get on the same wavelength and learn about the opportunities that will make tax collection more efficient and effective» for the nation.

In this regard, he noted on his social networks that they have begun «the great challenge» at the helm of Seniat with a vision to transform the tax and customs model through modernization, digitization and automation, to create a new tax culture that contributes to the prosperity and growth of the country.

He said that an action roadmap must be set «to simplify procedures and facilitate the formalization of all sectors while we increase tax revenue».

Inspection of the main customs ports
On another matter, Román Maniglia highlighted that they began inspecting the country’s main customs ports, starting in La Guaira, which—given the effects of the devastating double earthquake—«we have joined in a single spirit of solidarity to together build that rebirth of hope for our beloved Venezuela».

«Everything for the country, for our people, for their well-being, and to keep forging the path of prosperity,» he said, adding that «we must work with efficiency, transparency, transformation—in change and in digital automation».

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THE MOMENT VENEZUELA WAS WAITING FOR!
The Binance Card Mastercard is revving up

Register your interest and get ready to pay directly with crypto and earn up to 3% cashback

The crypto ecosystem in #venezuela is about to make its most decisive leap toward everyday mass adoption. With the progress of the preliminary registration for #binanceCard (Mastercard), the integration of digital assets into day-to-day life moves from being a promise to an immediate reality.

📲 How to sign up for the waiting list/interest?

1. Go directly to the official link: Solicitar aquí
2. Log in with your verified Binance account (KYC).
3. Click the yellow "Request" button to formally register your interest and be added to the priority list for progressive rollout in the country.
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Attentive: Requirements to obtain the RIF for entrepreneurs

The Certificate of the National Registry of Entrepreneurship helps Venezuelan entrepreneurs to formalize their businesses, and to process everything related to permits and authorizations necessary to open a commercial premises.

In Venezuela, entrepreneurs have the ability to issue the Certificate of the National Registry of Entrepreneurship free of charge, by registering their personal data and their business venture through the “emprender juntos” web portal.

This certificate grants legal status to the venture and is valid for three (3) years. Once that document expires, the entrepreneur must formalize their venture with the Commercial Registry in accordance with the legal forms established in the Commercial Code (sole proprietorship or a corporation), as set forth in the Law for the Promotion and Development of New Entrepreneurship.

Once the entrepreneur registers as an Entrepreneur and the system issues the Certificate of the National Registry of Entrepreneurship, the next step is to formalize with SENIAT the zone where the venture is located, and to register the Tax Information Registry (RIF).

The requirements to obtain an entrepreneur’s RIF in Venezuela are as follows:

1.- Copy of the entrepreneur’s ID card.

2.- Personal RIF of the entrepreneur.

3.- RIF registration form.

4.- Proof of residence letter, utility payment receipt, or rental contract.

5.- Certificate of the national registry of entrepreneurship.

The Certificate of the National Registry of Entrepreneurship is an option for those entrepreneurs who are just starting their commercial activities and have little capital.

This certificate helps them formalize their businesses, process everything related to permits and authorizations necessary to open a commercial premises, and apply for financing plans from public or private banks.

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The Binance card for Venezuela is moving as a viable option given the country’s situation.

However, what kind of dynamics and benefits, and what kind of banks do you think will have access to it—some kind of agreement to bring it?.

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