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An unexpected image in the center of the Venezuelan business community
Vice President Delcy Rodríguez and Governor Rafael Lacava participated this Thursday in the 81st Annual Assembly of Fedecámaras, the largest event of the national business community. The meeting, held in Valencia, generated headlines due to the attendance of government figures in a space historically adverse to the officialism.
Rodríguez stated:
"Today we come to extend our hand... without prejudices, without sectarianism. Venezuela needs production, innovation, and alliances."
Lacava, for his part, spared no praise:
"The country needs unity, investment, and will. Valencia can be the epicenter of the new economy."
And where does blockchain fit into all this?
The word "cryptocurrencies" was not uttered from the podium, but the message was clear: Venezuela is seeking new financial and productive mechanisms, far from traditional models.
According to economist Tony Boza, a specialist in monetary policy:
"The country has learned to operate outside the traditional banking system. The digital economy, including cryptos, cannot be left out of productive dialogue."
At the same time, María Isabel Parra, representative of the Fintech Chamber of Venezuela, warned:
"If we want to attract real investment and access to external capital, we must open the doors to blockchain, DeFi, and asset tokenization."
Binance, remittances, and productivity: is this the trinity of the new model?
The national business community is evaluating tools for cross-border payments, decentralized custody, and financing via crypto assets.
Binance, as a bridge between traditional economy and decentralized finance, already has an active presence in the country through its P2P network, integration of local commerce, and informal adoption of stablecoins as a means of payment.
The challenge is to move towards the formalization of these tools within regulatory frameworks that provide legal security to entrepreneurs who already operate with cryptocurrencies.
Strategic reflection for crypto investors in a resilient Venezuela due to sanctions
This rapprochement between sectors that have historically been distant can mark the beginning of a new economic chapter, where capital is not only physical but also digital. If the state and the private sector converge, the crypto-economy could cease to be a survival strategy and become a recognized productive engine.
