U.S. Sells 500 Million Dollars of Venezuelan Oil Quietly$FOGO
A major move just happened with almost no public attention. The United States has completed its first sale of Venezuelan oil worth around 500 million dollars, and the structure of this deal is more important than the headline itself.
The money from the sale is not being handed directly to Venezuela. Instead, the funds are placed in accounts controlled by the United States, including one located in Qatar. This setup is designed to prevent creditors from seizing the cash and to keep strict oversight on how the money is handled.$FRAX
This is more than an energy transaction. It is a clear example of financial influence at work. Oil is allowed to move, but the cash remains under control. Venezuela receives limited breathing room, while Washington preserves pressure and leverage without escalating conflict.
As sanctions, energy markets, and global liquidity continue to overlap, this deal highlights how modern power is exercised quietly and strategically rather than through loud political statements.
When energy turns into a financial tool, the impact goes far beyond oil barrels.
