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How do you think the price of USDT will continue to behave in the Venezuelan P2P market? Will it continue to rise? Will it drop? What do you think? Let me know in the comments! #usdt #VES #P2P #Venezuela
USDT/VES 🇻🇪🇻🇪💵 how are we doing in January
Since January 7, the price of the stablecoin $USDT in #venezuela has decreased by approximately 40%, returning to the levels of December 2025. This decrease has been observed in P2P markets and local platforms.
Stability of USDT: It is important to remember that USDT is a stablecoin designed to maintain a value of 1 to 1 with the US dollar.
P2P Market in Venezuela: The market #P2P in Venezuela is dynamic and rates can vary significantly among different advertisers and payment methods.
Stability of USDT: It is important to remember that USDT is a stablecoin designed to maintain a value of 1 to 1 with the US dollar.
P2P Market in Venezuela: The market #P2P in Venezuela is dynamic and rates can vary significantly among different advertisers and payment methods.
"FALL OF USDT" = STRATEGY
We all know what happens in our country, we're not going to discuss the obvious anymore.
To the point...
You bought usdt when it exploded to prices that will never return and you know that you "lost" little or much but it's bolivars that if you had right now you would logically have more #USDT .
So what is the strategy:
1. Use your #USDT that you bought at high prices with #VES to invest directly in #CHINA #Asia <t-57/>#usa merchandise and products wholesale at a very low price that will have great demand in a more stable Venezuela with greater purchasing power.
To the point...
You bought usdt when it exploded to prices that will never return and you know that you "lost" little or much but it's bolivars that if you had right now you would logically have more #USDT .
So what is the strategy:
1. Use your #USDT that you bought at high prices with #VES to invest directly in #CHINA #Asia <t-57/>#usa merchandise and products wholesale at a very low price that will have great demand in a more stable Venezuela with greater purchasing power.
**🔍 Open debate: How safe is P2P trading on Binance?**
The P2P market on Binance has revolutionized the way users buy and sell cryptocurrencies without intermediaries, but it is not without risks. Although Binance implements measures such as escrow funds and identity verification, many traders still have doubts about the actual security of the system.
⚡ **What improvements should Binance implement to strengthen its P2P?
What tips can help new traders operate with more confidence?
This debate aims to gather opinions, experiences, and proposals to make P2P trading safer and more efficient.
#P2P #VES #usd #usdt #BTC $BTC $ETH $SOL
The P2P market on Binance has revolutionized the way users buy and sell cryptocurrencies without intermediaries, but it is not without risks. Although Binance implements measures such as escrow funds and identity verification, many traders still have doubts about the actual security of the system.
⚡ **What improvements should Binance implement to strengthen its P2P?
What tips can help new traders operate with more confidence?
This debate aims to gather opinions, experiences, and proposals to make P2P trading safer and more efficient.
#P2P #VES #usd #usdt #BTC $BTC $ETH $SOL
Good morning brothers from Venezuela🇻🇪🇻🇪, I have seen comments from people complaining about the p2p market in bs because they bought a week or two ago at 220 and were complaining that the price was too high, now I see them complaining that prices have dropped and the purchase they made weeks ago is no longer profitable
I will only give one piece of advice, not all of us are economists, nor will we predict all the ups and downs of a market, but we need to educate ourselves brothers, let’s read, analyze...
For example, upon seeing that people were complaining about the high price, one should intuit or analyze, "okay, if people are complaining about the price, most won't want to buy," the merchants, seeing that no one is buying at their rates, would lower the price.
You don’t have to be an economist, you just have to think and analyze the market before placing an order, now is a good time to buy and save our capital, since the price in the market is as close as possible to the BCV price, which is the price that most Venezuelans earn.
#P2P #VES #venezuela
I will only give one piece of advice, not all of us are economists, nor will we predict all the ups and downs of a market, but we need to educate ourselves brothers, let’s read, analyze...
For example, upon seeing that people were complaining about the high price, one should intuit or analyze, "okay, if people are complaining about the price, most won't want to buy," the merchants, seeing that no one is buying at their rates, would lower the price.
You don’t have to be an economist, you just have to think and analyze the market before placing an order, now is a good time to buy and save our capital, since the price in the market is as close as possible to the BCV price, which is the price that most Venezuelans earn.
#P2P #VES #venezuela
P2P in Venezuela: Lifeline Against Hyperinflation 229% – Truths 2025 💸
Venezuelans, listen! October 2025: Inflation 229%, bolívar collapsed, but P2P (Binance/AirTM) is a lifeline: Swaps #VES / to USDT instantaneously, protecting salaries and foreign transfers without #PDVSA bureaucracy. New data: $USDT replaces bolívar in daily payments/salaries, P2P volumes emerged vs sanctions; government allows crypto in private exchanges. Benefits: Anti-devaluation (bolívar -80% YTD, P2P preserves power); flex (remittances USA without dollar shortages, saving fees).
Did you miss that talk? 😳🫣
In light of the current scenario of political and economic uncertainty in Venezuela, the Chinese government has formally begun to demand payment of its debt, which analysts estimate to be between 10 and 20 billion dollars. Beijing seeks to secure its financial interests following the capture of Nicolás Maduro, an event that has raised doubts about the country's ability to meet its international commitments.
Key points of the situation:
Diplomatic efforts: Chinese representatives have intensified contacts with both Venezuelan officials and the U.S. government to discuss a possible restructuring of the debt and obtain payment guarantees.
Payment model at risk: Historically, the credits granted since 2007 (initiated under the mandate of Hugo Chávez) were based on a financing model backed by oil. However, the decline in oil production and the institutional crisis have jeopardized this mechanism.
Banking supervision: Chinese financial authorities have ordered their state banks to detail their credit exposure in Venezuela and increase oversight of associated risks to mitigate potential losses.
Future implications: The resolution of this financial conflict will be decisive for Venezuela to normalize its relations with international markets and access new economic support in the future.
#venezuela #USDT #VES #economy
In light of the current scenario of political and economic uncertainty in Venezuela, the Chinese government has formally begun to demand payment of its debt, which analysts estimate to be between 10 and 20 billion dollars. Beijing seeks to secure its financial interests following the capture of Nicolás Maduro, an event that has raised doubts about the country's ability to meet its international commitments.
Key points of the situation:
Diplomatic efforts: Chinese representatives have intensified contacts with both Venezuelan officials and the U.S. government to discuss a possible restructuring of the debt and obtain payment guarantees.
Payment model at risk: Historically, the credits granted since 2007 (initiated under the mandate of Hugo Chávez) were based on a financing model backed by oil. However, the decline in oil production and the institutional crisis have jeopardized this mechanism.
Banking supervision: Chinese financial authorities have ordered their state banks to detail their credit exposure in Venezuela and increase oversight of associated risks to mitigate potential losses.
Future implications: The resolution of this financial conflict will be decisive for Venezuela to normalize its relations with international markets and access new economic support in the future.
#venezuela #USDT #VES #economy
How severe has the devaluation of the bolivar been over the last 25 years? If we dimension this from a financial perspective, we can quickly ask ourselves the following question: how many zeros have been removed from the currency? And what would the original value be if we hadn't removed any zeros during that period of time? We can see that this value is quite striking because it would be reflected as 10000000000000 Bs = 1 Bs currently. Unfortunately, if we continue at this pace with poor economic management, we would remove 6 more zeros, resulting in a total of 20 zeros deducted from the currency and many more difficulties for ordinary Venezuelans. #ves
Now let me ask you the question: Do you think we will reach another devaluation, or can we solve the great black hole generated by the printing of bolívares?
Now let me ask you the question: Do you think we will reach another devaluation, or can we solve the great black hole generated by the printing of bolívares?
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The VES as a Digital Currency on Exchanges? 🇻🇪🔗 USDT: A Bold Proposal for Venezuela
The Venezuelan economy is facing a crucial moment: the gap between the official price set by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) and informal market prices, along with sanctions against speculation. This has further complicated the already risky P2P trade. But what if there were a disruptive solution? 🤔
Imagine a scenario where the Sovereign Bolívar (VES) transforms into a stable cryptocurrency, digitally anchored to the official rate of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV). The Venezuelan government itself, instead of regulating with prohibitions, would back these digital reserves, ensuring their value and stability.
The Venezuelan economy is facing a crucial moment: the gap between the official price set by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) and informal market prices, along with sanctions against speculation. This has further complicated the already risky P2P trade. But what if there were a disruptive solution? 🤔
Imagine a scenario where the Sovereign Bolívar (VES) transforms into a stable cryptocurrency, digitally anchored to the official rate of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV). The Venezuelan government itself, instead of regulating with prohibitions, would back these digital reserves, ensuring their value and stability.
I have been trying for days to enter the market #p2p as a trader, but it is complicated when you don't have the verified check. I am available whenever you need me, operating at #VES /$USDC
What I intend with this post is to gain visibility in order to obtain a little more profit, sorry and have a good night.
https://c2c.generallink.top/adv?code=kxqZgbpDHsc
What I intend with this post is to gain visibility in order to obtain a little more profit, sorry and have a good night.
https://c2c.generallink.top/adv?code=kxqZgbpDHsc
Cryptocurrencies Venezuela: Volatility and USD
The landscape of cryptocurrencies in Venezuela is going through a moment of high volatility and profound structural changes at the beginning of 2026. The combination of internal political events and the dynamics of the global market has placed USDT (Tether) and Bitcoin at the center of the financial strategy of many Venezuelans.
Here is the summary of the most relevant points today, January 19, 2026:
1. The "Crypto Dollar" market (VES/USDT)
After a week of extreme instability where the price of USDT reached very high speculative peaks (due to recent political uncertainty), the market seems to be seeking a new equilibrium point:
Here is the summary of the most relevant points today, January 19, 2026:
1. The "Crypto Dollar" market (VES/USDT)
After a week of extreme instability where the price of USDT reached very high speculative peaks (due to recent political uncertainty), the market seems to be seeking a new equilibrium point:
today I bought my first $USDT with my national currency #VES does anyone know if the $USDT in my account increase in price? to sell them later, I am still new to this and I don't want to take any risks and to those who followed me yesterday I want to say thank you
The Double Reality of the Dollar in Venezuela: Between the Official Rate and the Crypto Market
In Venezuela, the dollar is not a currency, but an ecosystem. Its value is not unique, but fragmented into multiple rates that define the economic reality of each citizen. For the average Venezuelan, this price disparity, often dizzying, is not a simple financial data point, but a crossroads that determines their purchasing power and ability to survive.
The problem manifests in the deep gap between the official rate of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) and the prices prevailing in the informal market, digital exchange houses, and prominently, in the P2P market of platforms like Binance.
The problem manifests in the deep gap between the official rate of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) and the prices prevailing in the informal market, digital exchange houses, and prominently, in the P2P market of platforms like Binance.
$USDT vs #Bolívares #VenezuelaOperation during the weekend..
📊 USDT / VES Quote (Binance P2P)
Prices vary slightly depending on the payment method (Banesco, Mobile Payment, Mercantil, etc.) and the merchant's reputation:
Condition Approximate Rate (Bs.)
Buy (You sell $USDT ) 341.08 - 344.07
Sell (You buy USDT) 345.15 - 346.50
💡 Key points of the day
Bank Reference: The average official rate for the weekend is around 341.74 Bs. (according to averages from exchange desks like Bancamiga/Banesco), which keeps the USDT P2P with a very narrow spread or almost on par with the bank rate.
Payment methods: Payments through Mobile Payment usually offer the most competitive rates for quick purchases.
Volume: Since it is the weekend, the trading volume tends to be steady, although the "spreads" (difference between buying and selling) may widen slightly towards the evening.
$USDT #VES #P2PVenezuela
📊 USDT / VES Quote (Binance P2P)
Prices vary slightly depending on the payment method (Banesco, Mobile Payment, Mercantil, etc.) and the merchant's reputation:
Condition Approximate Rate (Bs.)
Buy (You sell $USDT ) 341.08 - 344.07
Sell (You buy USDT) 345.15 - 346.50
💡 Key points of the day
Bank Reference: The average official rate for the weekend is around 341.74 Bs. (according to averages from exchange desks like Bancamiga/Banesco), which keeps the USDT P2P with a very narrow spread or almost on par with the bank rate.
Payment methods: Payments through Mobile Payment usually offer the most competitive rates for quick purchases.
Volume: Since it is the weekend, the trading volume tends to be steady, although the "spreads" (difference between buying and selling) may widen slightly towards the evening.
$USDT #VES #P2PVenezuela
NEWS OF THE PARALLEL DOLLAR IN VENEZUELA
Arrested administrator of Monitor Dólar, a page that published the parallel dollar in Venezuela.
Carlos Pérez Abreu was arrested in the El Valle parish of Caracas as part of a Public Ministry investigation linked to events related to the alleged economic war. According to the official report, he had an identification card from the Executive Directorate of the Judiciary, an administrative branch of the Judicial Power.
The National Bolivarian Police arrested Carlos Pérez Abreu, 40 years old, identified as the alleged administrator of Monitor Dólar, an Instagram account that publishes the value of the parallel dollar in Venezuela daily.
Carlos Pérez Abreu was arrested in the El Valle parish of Caracas as part of a Public Ministry investigation linked to events related to the alleged economic war. According to the official report, he had an identification card from the Executive Directorate of the Judiciary, an administrative branch of the Judicial Power.
The National Bolivarian Police arrested Carlos Pérez Abreu, 40 years old, identified as the alleged administrator of Monitor Dólar, an Instagram account that publishes the value of the parallel dollar in Venezuela daily.
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