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Changed text: Venezuela's current mineral resource stockpile has approximately 303 billion barrels of oil (the largest reserves in the world) along with vast mines of gold, iron, and other valuable minerals. According to current market prices, its total financial value is nearly 17.3 trillion US dollars, and recent reports indicate that America is now set to establish effective control over these vast natural resources. This is not just any ordinary news but an indication that could completely alter the equations of global politics, as control over oil means dominance over global fuel prices. The potential for quickly raising cash from gold and other mineral resources and creating new infrastructure is also now significantly stronger. Such major changes in geopolitics and global trade could lead to volatility in the markets, and naturally, the crypto market tends to react first in such situations, so be prepared before the opportunity slips away $BONK $PNUT $BROCCOLI714

Bitcoin has pushed back above the $92,000 level after spending several days trapped below $90,000, offering a brief sense of relief to a market that has remained under pressure since late 2025. The rebound has helped stabilize short-term sentiment, but confidence remains fragile. Many analysts continue to warn that 2026 could evolve into a broader bear market, citing weak spot demand, fading momentum, and persistent sell-side activity from larger participants.
On-chain behavior offers a more precise lens. Exchange Netflow data is especially relevant during periods of geopolitical stress, as it reflects whether holders are preparing to sell or choosing to stay sidelined. When fear dominates, exchange inflows typically surge as participants move coins onto platforms.
Conversely, muted inflows or continued outflows suggest that investors are not rushing to reduce exposure, even amid unsettling headlines.

Exchange Netflows Suggest Caution, Not Panic
The analysis places the current geopolitical headlines into a broader historical context. During past military conflicts—most notably Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and more recent flare-ups in the Middle East—Bitcoin often experienced sharp but short-lived price volatility.
However, on-chain data told a calmer story. Exchange Netflow, which captures whether coins are being moved onto exchanges to sell or withdrawn for holding, rarely deteriorated in a sustained way during those events. Since 2023, the market has shown a growing ability to absorb localized geopolitical shocks without triggering widespread liquidation behavior.

The situation surrounding Venezuela appears consistent with that pattern. While headlines have introduced uncertainty and contributed to short-term price sensitivity, there is no meaningful surge of Bitcoin moving onto exchanges. The absence of elevated inflows suggests that investors are not reacting with panic. Instead, the market seems to be monitoring developments while maintaining existing exposure.

Historically, Bitcoin’s more pronounced on-chain reactions have been tied to structural economic threats rather than isolated military actions. Events such as US–China trade tensions, aggressive regulatory shifts, or capital control measures tend to impact global liquidity and investor freedom more directly, leaving clearer footprints in exchange flows.

At this stage, the Venezuela narrative has not crossed into that category. Exchange Netflow behavior indicates a market on alert, but not in retreat.
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The Kontigo platform, authorized by Sunacrip, indicated on its networks that no funds were affected by the incident, which is already on the path to resolution.
The USDC$USDC stablecoin cryptocurrency transaction platform Kontigo, authorized in Venezuela by the National Superintendence of Cryptoassets (Sunacrip), detected a new attack attempt this Thursday, January 8, this time targeting its authentication processes.

According to the statement disseminated on the company's social media, the attack was detected in time and "activated additional protection protocols".

The world is witnessing a dramatic shift in geopolitics following the unprecedented arrest and prosecution of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by United States authorities. The move has sparked a wave of protests and diplomatic friction across the globe.
Maduro Pleads "Not Guilty" in US Court
In a scene that has shocked the international community, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro appeared in a U.S. court bound in chains and handcuffs. Federal prosecutors have leveled heavy charges against him, including narco-terrorism, weapons smuggling, and drug trafficking.
Maduro vehemently denied all charges, stating, "I am still the President of Venezuela and a civilized man. I was kidnapped from my home." His wife, Cilia Flores, has dismissed the allegations as purely political. The judge has ordered the next hearing for January 17.
President Trump’s "Greenland" and Regional Warnings
U.S. President Donald Trump has signaled that the action in Venezuela is just the beginning. He reiterated his "serious" interest in Greenland, warning Latin American nations that instability will not be tolerated. Following Maduro’s removal, Trump reportedly posed with a "Make Iran Great Again" hat, signaling a potential shift in focus toward Tehran.
International Reaction and Pakistan’s Stance
The global community is sharply divided over the legality of the U.S. operation:
United Nations & Pakistan: Pakistan’s permanent representative to the UN, Usman Jadoon, expressed "profound concern," stating that unilateral military action violates the UN Charter and threatens international peace.
Russia & China: Russia condemned the move as a violation of international law. China has called for the immediate release of Maduro and urged the U.S. to respect global legal frameworks.
Turkey: President Tayyip Erdoğan warned against creating further instability in the region, urging a more balanced approach.
New Leadership in Venezuela
Following the power vacuum, Vice President Delcy Rodríguez has taken the oath as the interim President. In her first address, she invited the U.S. government to a "cooperation agenda" based on mutual respect, though Maduro's son maintains that the country remains in "safe hands."
National & Regional Highlights
Modi’s Lobbying Efforts: Reports suggest the Indian government is paying a lobbying firm $800,000 annually to gain President Trump's favor. Despite these efforts, Indian officials have reportedly struggled to secure meetings with key U.S. cabinet members.
Pakistan's Tax Crisis: New data shows the salaried class continues to bear the brunt of taxes, contributing 38% of total income tax, while the trader class remains largely outside the tax net.
Security Briefing: Pakistan’s DG ISPR is scheduled to hold a press conference today at 2:00 PM to discuss regional security and the situation at the borders.
Sports Update: The Pakistan cricket team is set to face Sri Lanka in the first T20 International tomorrow in Dambulla under the captaincy of Salman Ali Agha.
The arrest of a sitting head of state has set a controversial precedent in international law. While the U.S. views this as a victory against narco-terrorism, critics see it as an act of "abduction" that could destabilize the Western Hemisphere.
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