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🇻🇪 The BCV surprises by selling up to $5,000 per person in cash through Banesco, but they must go withdraw it in Caracas within a deadline that can take up to 30 days. In this way, they aim to collect liquidity while they print Bs in abundance to fund themselves. ¡Delicious!. #venezuela #VES
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y el que no es de caracas le toca pasar por las alcavalas con 5000 te desaparecen
🚨 Bullish rally for the VES/USDT pair. 📈💥
Currently sitting at 801.50 bs
#VES #USDT #P2P #Trading #BinanceSquare
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Currently sitting at 801.50 bs
#VES #USDT #P2P #Trading #BinanceSquare
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🇻🇪📉 Real gap or manipulation? The USDT vs. BCV dilemma
Every time the BCV tries to cool off the market by injecting dollars into the banks, USDT in the P2P scene holds its breath, but the reality for the average trader is different. For many, the real price of the economy isn't dictated by a decree, but by the immediate liquidity that Binance offers.
What do you prefer: waiting for cheap but scarce bank dollars, or resolving instantly with USDT at the real market price? 👇
#venezuela #P2PVenezuela #USDT #VES
Every time the BCV tries to cool off the market by injecting dollars into the banks, USDT in the P2P scene holds its breath, but the reality for the average trader is different. For many, the real price of the economy isn't dictated by a decree, but by the immediate liquidity that Binance offers.
What do you prefer: waiting for cheap but scarce bank dollars, or resolving instantly with USDT at the real market price? 👇
#venezuela #P2PVenezuela #USDT #VES
How to optimize your purchases of agricultural inputs using stablecoins? 🐷🌾
Have you ever stopped to calculate how much you lose when exchanging currencies to buy inputs for your production unit? In my experience, I’ve learned that optimizing every cent is vital for business sustainability.
Personally, what has helped me a lot is constantly comparing official exchange rates against the options offered by stablecoins. This not only helps me manage cash flow better, but also gives me greater agility to make international payments efficiently.
Digitization and crypto tools are no longer just for programmers; they are strategic allies for any entrepreneur seeking real profitability in modern agribusiness.
How do you manage your payments to avoid volatility? Have you integrated crypto into your business logistics? I’d love to hear from you in the comments! 👇
#BinanceSquare #Entrepreneurship #AgriBusiness #Stablecoins #Finanzas #USDT #VES #EstratégiaCrypto
Have you ever stopped to calculate how much you lose when exchanging currencies to buy inputs for your production unit? In my experience, I’ve learned that optimizing every cent is vital for business sustainability.
Personally, what has helped me a lot is constantly comparing official exchange rates against the options offered by stablecoins. This not only helps me manage cash flow better, but also gives me greater agility to make international payments efficiently.
Digitization and crypto tools are no longer just for programmers; they are strategic allies for any entrepreneur seeking real profitability in modern agribusiness.
How do you manage your payments to avoid volatility? Have you integrated crypto into your business logistics? I’d love to hear from you in the comments! 👇
#BinanceSquare #Entrepreneurship #AgriBusiness #Stablecoins #Finanzas #USDT #VES #EstratégiaCrypto
el #USDT has recently been fluctuating in terms of the change to #VES ; I have noticed that the price goes down when the banks activate the sale of dollars due to intervention and then it rises again. Could it be that the supply and demand have decreased due to the damage the country suffered from the earthquake?
I hope to read your opinion on this
I hope to read your opinion on this
What happened this weekend with BANESCO?
Banesco’s “Corrientazo” to #P2P
Apparently this weekend, social networks like X, TikTok, and trading groups on Telegram were flooded with a lot of user reports. When they tried to log into their Banesco online banking, they got the message “Inactive User” or their account was blocked—everything without prior notice.
This whole situation affected ATMs and heavy merchants. Apparently it wasn’t isolated cases affecting small accounts. The wave of suspensions directly hit verified merchants (with the yellow checklist) and users who move high volumes of $USDT and #VES daily on Binance.
The cause of this incident was compliance with Sudeban regulations. It was leaked that the bank carried out an automated mass sweep applying Sudeban compliance regulations. The system detected as “suspicious activity” the receipt of funds from multiple different account holders in a very short period of time—a behavior typical of #trading P2P.
As a result, the main analysts and content creators from Binance Square and social networks in Venezuela are spreading three key alerts to avoid falling into the same situation:
1-Avoid using personal accounts; instead, use legal/corporate accounts.
2-Do not use suspicious descriptions such as “Binance,” “USDT,” “Crypto,” or “P2P” in the transfer or Mobile Payment concepts, since bank filters detect them immediately.
3-Temporarily shift your P2P operations to other, less strict banking entities using frequency algorithms or by using alternative methods while the tide with Banesco goes down.
I already said in my previous post that it was strange how more banks like Venezuela and Mercantil appeared over the weekend when trying to buy or sell.
Banesco’s “Corrientazo” to #P2P
Apparently this weekend, social networks like X, TikTok, and trading groups on Telegram were flooded with a lot of user reports. When they tried to log into their Banesco online banking, they got the message “Inactive User” or their account was blocked—everything without prior notice.
This whole situation affected ATMs and heavy merchants. Apparently it wasn’t isolated cases affecting small accounts. The wave of suspensions directly hit verified merchants (with the yellow checklist) and users who move high volumes of $USDT and #VES daily on Binance.
The cause of this incident was compliance with Sudeban regulations. It was leaked that the bank carried out an automated mass sweep applying Sudeban compliance regulations. The system detected as “suspicious activity” the receipt of funds from multiple different account holders in a very short period of time—a behavior typical of #trading P2P.
As a result, the main analysts and content creators from Binance Square and social networks in Venezuela are spreading three key alerts to avoid falling into the same situation:
1-Avoid using personal accounts; instead, use legal/corporate accounts.
2-Do not use suspicious descriptions such as “Binance,” “USDT,” “Crypto,” or “P2P” in the transfer or Mobile Payment concepts, since bank filters detect them immediately.
3-Temporarily shift your P2P operations to other, less strict banking entities using frequency algorithms or by using alternative methods while the tide with Banesco goes down.
I already said in my previous post that it was strange how more banks like Venezuela and Mercantil appeared over the weekend when trying to buy or sell.
The price of USDT in bolívares has recently fallen in Venezuela, trading in an average range of Bs. 748 to Bs. 751 per USDT in peer-to-peer (P2P) markets, after having reached near highs of around Bs. 810 a few weeks ago. This drop does not mean that the cryptocurrency has lost global value against the United States dollar, but rather it is strictly driven by internal dynamics and liquidity in the Venezuelan market.
Key factors behind the USDT decline
Excess supply due to the need for bolívares: Many users and merchants have been mass-selling their USDT funds to regain immediate liquidity in bolívares. This saturates the market and forces prices down to close sales.
Panic selling and correction: After prior spikes caused by severe economic uncertainty, when the price jumped abruptly in an excessive way (overshooting), the market self-regulates downward once the initial panic subsides.
Movements by major players: Local analysts indicate that sell orders for large volumes of capital ("whales") pushed prices down on exchange platforms.
Effect of the exchange-rate gap: The official quotation of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) is around Bs. 667.05. The fall in USDT has reduced the exchange-rate gap to approximately 12.2%, temporarily stabilizing the incentive for aggressive arbitrage in the informal market.
#Usdt #BCV #Ves #Venezuela #BancodeVenezuela
Key factors behind the USDT decline
Excess supply due to the need for bolívares: Many users and merchants have been mass-selling their USDT funds to regain immediate liquidity in bolívares. This saturates the market and forces prices down to close sales.
Panic selling and correction: After prior spikes caused by severe economic uncertainty, when the price jumped abruptly in an excessive way (overshooting), the market self-regulates downward once the initial panic subsides.
Movements by major players: Local analysts indicate that sell orders for large volumes of capital ("whales") pushed prices down on exchange platforms.
Effect of the exchange-rate gap: The official quotation of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) is around Bs. 667.05. The fall in USDT has reduced the exchange-rate gap to approximately 12.2%, temporarily stabilizing the incentive for aggressive arbitrage in the informal market.
#Usdt #BCV #Ves #Venezuela #BancodeVenezuela
Recently, a drop in the price of USDT has been seen in Venezuela while the official exchange rate BCV rises at a rate of ~1% per day...
#BCV #USDT #VES
It is known that the impact of the earthquakes that occurred last 24/06/2026 plays an important role, but now... why devalue the currency even more?
Is forced devaluation being played with...?
A gap in the exchange rate coming to an end...?
If $ BCV continues increasing at this pace, in about 3 weeks we would be seeing a "unification of the gap" or a considerable decrease between USDT/$BCV 🤷🏼♂️
We’ll see what happens...
#BCV #USDT #VES
It is known that the impact of the earthquakes that occurred last 24/06/2026 plays an important role, but now... why devalue the currency even more?
Is forced devaluation being played with...?
A gap in the exchange rate coming to an end...?
If $ BCV continues increasing at this pace, in about 3 weeks we would be seeing a "unification of the gap" or a considerable decrease between USDT/$BCV 🤷🏼♂️
We’ll see what happens...
Solidarity and Humanitarian Aid in Latin America
Earthquake in Venezuela: Binance Charity announced a $3 million USDT fund for users located in the hardest-hit areas. [1, 2]
Rewards: Eligible users in the region who complete their KYC verification before July 10 will receive a 20 USDT coupon. [1]
Zero Fees: The platform has also temporarily removed fees for the P2P service (for transactions in bolivars) and for merchants that accept Binance Pay.
#FBIUrgesOneCoinVictimsToSeekDOJCompensation #venezuela
#VES #P2P #BTC $BTC $USDT
Earthquake in Venezuela: Binance Charity announced a $3 million USDT fund for users located in the hardest-hit areas. [1, 2]
Rewards: Eligible users in the region who complete their KYC verification before July 10 will receive a 20 USDT coupon. [1]
Zero Fees: The platform has also temporarily removed fees for the P2P service (for transactions in bolivars) and for merchants that accept Binance Pay.
#FBIUrgesOneCoinVictimsToSeekDOJCompensation #venezuela
#VES #P2P #BTC $BTC $USDT
The Venezuelan economy is up against a moderate growth scenario (estimated at around 12%) and significant inflationary pressures, projected at about 192%. Although oil revenues have shown a year-on-year increase due to the easing of international licenses, serious challenges persist due to the exchange rate differential and low purchasing power of the citizens.$BTC #VES #EconomicAlert $BTC
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