#CryptoRegulation Greetings to everyone where I live, Venezuela. Despite being a country blocked by the Government of the United States and the European Economic Community due to the political and economic situation, it is one of the few countries in Latin America with laws and regulations for cryptocurrencies. Unfortunately, the regulatory body and its members were part of a crypto theft against the Venezuelan oil industry, which froze the Venezuelan crypto world in September 2024. It is being relaunched again with a temporary directive from the new Sunacrip with a resolution for an extension of intervention that has already authorized two exchanges to operate with the national banking system for the buying and selling of cryptocurrencies. However, there is still much to do. The P2P market has several players, with Binance being one of them, which remains active. We hope that as the political and economic landscape transforms and the economic measures that impede a transparent business are lifted, with the recommendations from Gafit that Venezuela adheres to despite not being an active member in user protection and the legitimization of capital, the potential for cryptocurrency use in Venezuela will be strong in the region. The crypto culture is on the rise since our currency is devalued against foreign currencies; the population has learned to protect itself, and cryptocurrencies are a tool against inflation.