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Binance Lifestyle just launched a limited-time cashback campaign for eligible users in Venezuela. 🇻🇪

Here’s the interesting part:

🛍️ Spend at least 10 USDT on eligible Binance Lifestyle orders
🎁 Get a chance to receive a 2 USDT cash voucher
⏳ Campaign Period: Sep 11 – Sep 24, 2026
💰 Total Reward Pool: 2,000 USDT
🏃 First come, first served

You can qualify by making one Lifestyle order worth 10 USDT or by accumulating 10 USDT across multiple eligible orders.

The reward will be distributed through the Rewards Hub after Binance verifies the eligible activity.

⚠️ IMPORTANT:
This campaign is NOT available globally.

According to the campaign terms, eligibility is specifically limited to eligible Binance users in Venezuela who meet the required account, KYC and campaign conditions.

So if you're outside Venezuela, don't assume you're eligible just because you can see the announcement.

For eligible users, it could be an interesting opportunity if you were already planning to purchase something through Binance Lifestyle.

For everyone else, always check the campaign's eligibility and Terms & Conditions before spending or trading just for a reward.

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Good afternoon, blessings from Venezuela amid the country's exchange-rate gap. I recommend without a doubt that you plan your monthly expenses, and if there are surpluses in your income or something additional, bring #earn #Venezuela y use your #USDT whether as savings funds or for purchases with #Binancecard

Chevron will finance its investment in Venezuela with money generated by its 3 joint ventures

Chevron is the second-largest oil company in the United States and the only one with a major presence in Venezuela.

The CEO of the U.S. oil company, Mike Wirth, said that the firm will fund its expansion in Venezuela with the money generated by the three joint ventures it has with Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA).

“ We will fully align with the cash-generation capacity of those companies, regardless of external capital,” he said.

Chevron plans to invest US$7 billion over the next 5 years in Venezuela in order to double its oil production, according to Reuters.

This would be the largest financial commitment the oil company has made to date, and it is an initiative led by the U.S. government to restart the nation’s hydrocarbons sector.

Chevron said it will develop two giant oil fields that belong to the Orinoco Oil Belt: Carabobo 1 and Carabobo-2-Sur-A, which are located next to Petroindependencia, the joint venture company with Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA).

Oil price increase
On another matter, Mike Wirth said that the oil reserves that limited the increase in oil prices at the start of the war between the U.S. and Iran “have been depleted,” meaning the conflict could push the value of hydrocarbons even higher in the coming months.

“It’s harder to imagine a scenario in which prices moderate quickly. I believe the risks continue to point upward over the next few months,” he said.

#venezuela #EEUU #Chevron #iran #ChevronPDVSA $CVXon $BZ $CL

Venezuela has exported more than 100 million barrels of oil to the United States in 2026

The volume represents a 110% increase compared with all crude sent in 2025.

Venezuelan crude exports to the United States total 107.4 million barrels as of the week ended September 4, according to preliminary figures from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).

The volume represents a 110% increase compared with all that was sent in 2025, a result of the broad issuance of licenses since January and which has brought oil trade between the two countries to its highest levels since sanctions were implemented in 2019.

According to EIA data, the average Venezuelan crude export to the U.S. in the week ended September 4 stood at 599,000 bpd, practically the same as the previous seven days. The average of the 35 weeks of 2026 is 437,000 bpd, a 216% increase compared with the same period in 2025.

With the volume sent last week, Venezuela strung together 20 weeks as the second-largest supplier of crude to U.S. customers, while Saudi Arabia (which traditionally holds that spot) continues to face difficulties in moving its oil due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

On the other hand, Venezuela’s four-week moving average, which allows a clearer view of the short-term trend, reached 647,000 bpd, down 5% compared with the previous week, but it also allows Venezuela to hold second place in the U.S. top 10 supplier ranking.

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Date: 94% of Venezuelans value mobile payments as an essential banking service

Alexander Cabrera, founder and managing partner of Atenas Grupo Consultor, added that mobile payments are among the top most-used services by Venezuelans.

The founder and managing partner of Atenas Grupo Consultor, Alexander Cabrera, said that in Venezuela the transaction in bolívares is increasingly «stronger».

In that regard, he noted that the most recent study determined that 94% of Venezuelans rate mobile payments as one of the most important services in Venezuelan banking, while 67% value transfers.

«The issue of mobile payments, considered one of the 5 most important services in Venezuelan banking, is definitely at the top among Venezuelan consumers,» he said.

Alexander Cabrera stated that water, electricity, and the Internet are the 3 concerns Venezuelans have outside Caracas: «the issue of electricity and the Internet quickly harms the issue of payment methods».

He said that out of each US$100 in a Venezuelan household, US$7 is being allocated to connectivity: residential Internet and mobile phone service.

Likewise, he pointed out on Fedecámaras Radio that 53% of Venezuelans ask the banking system for greater access to credit, 9% request a facility for buying and selling foreign currency, and 5% want more security and trust.

#venezuela #banco #pagomovil #P2P #P2PTrading $BTC

OPEC: Venezuela reported stable oil production of 1,201,000 barrels per day in August

Secondary OPEC sources attributed to Venezuela production of 1,145,000 bpd, 56,000 barrels per day (bpd) below the figure provided by the national government.

Thanks to this escalation, the gap between the price of the Venezuelan benchmark and the average quotation of the OPEC basket, which was $86.44, was reduced to a little under $10 per barrel in August—a real milestone in recent years.

The new situation in Venezuela increased oil exports, initially leveraged by accumulated crude inventories and, when it comes to prices, the forced discounts that the country had to accept in order to sell crude sanctioned by the United States no longer apply.

As for production capacity, the situation remains stuck, with only two drilling platforms in operation, according to OPEC data.

#venezuela #petróleo #OPEPVenezuela #oil #OilMarket $BZ $CL

NABEP plans to increase its oil production in Venezuela by 150% by 2028, according to Bloomberg

Increasing Venezuela’s oil production has become one of U.S. President Donald Trump’s top priorities after gasoline and diesel prices surged due to the conflict with Iran.

The energy company North American Blue Energy Partners (NABEP) plans to double its oil production in Venezuela in a little more than 2 years.

As Bloomberg reported, the oil firm expects to raise its production to 500,000 barrels of oil per day (bpd) by the end of 2028, from the 200,000 it currently produces, which means a 150% increase.

The growth of the consortium’s current production has been financed with “free cash flow,” so any external investment will help speed up the expansion, the company said in a statement sent to the international outlet.

It also indicated that the agreement signed with the U.S. government “only accelerates the trajectory” of the growth project that NABEP has in Venezuela.

One of U.S. President Donald Trump’s key priorities is to increase Venezuela’s oil production after fuel prices surged due to the conflict with Iran.

Second-largest private oil producer company
NABEP is Venezuela’s second-largest private crude oil production company, ranking behind Chevron Corp., which last week announced projects to raise its production in the country.

“Before our agreement with the U.S. government, we were already on track to maintain that momentum,” the Venezuelan energy company highlighted.

Likewise, it said that the partnership with the U.S. government and the external investment it will bring “only accelerate the path we were already following.”

#EEUU #venezuela #caracasvenezuela #petróleo #Nabep $CL $BZ

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GOODBYE TO P2P! Discover the 5 great benefits of Binance’s new 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: The manual process of selling your crypto for bolívares before going to the store is over. The system automatically converts your USDT or Bitcoin right when you tap the card at the point of sale.
Works inside and outside the country: 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: Enable the cashback system, returning 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) until the exact second you’re going to pay at checkout, protecting your money from devaluation.
Total control on your phone: No cumbersome bank paperwork or maintenance fees. You can freeze it instantly if it’s lost, review your expenses in real time, and choose which currency to use first—everything from the app.
Digital economy keeps evolving, delivering first-world alternatives to tackle local economic challenges.

Hello people! I have some capital to start P2P in Venezuela, but I really don't know where to begin without having problems with the law. I would like to find help from someone who works with P2P: how do they do it, and also how do they keep track of their earnings?

#P2P #venezuela

Things you should know about the Binance Card 💳 if you're in Venezuela 🇻🇪👇

📍 Pay in online stores: It works for international purchases on platforms like Amazon, AliExpress, PayPal, Steam, or subscriptions.

📍 Tap-to-pay: It’s a virtual card compatible with NFC (Google Pay/Apple Pay). I’ve tested it personally at Farmatodo and it works perfectly with no contact.

📍 Automatic conversion: Pay directly with your crypto (USDT, USDC, BTC) without needing to manually go through P2P.

📍 Official rate: When making purchases at local merchants processed in local currency, the conversion is adjusted to the official rate of the day (BCV).

Do you already have your card active or have you tried it at some other store in Venezuela? I’d love to hear in the comments! 👇

#binanceCard #BinanceSquare #venezuela

🇻🇪 The foreign exchange market accumulates more than US$12.5 billion, of which US$11.093 billion came from BCV FX intervention, a figure that represents 88.5% of the total of foreign currency. Tremendous bleeding for nothing; the depreciation of the Bs continues across all FX markets #venezuela

Q exaggeration that USDT price since January it was at 305 per dollar, today it is at 960; it’s a crime against the family economy, because why in Colombia does the dollar go down and in Venezuela does it rise criminally every day—and will dollarization be the solution? $USDC $BTC #venezuela #Binance #LUIS77 #BankOfAmericaGroupPilotsUSBDCStablecoin