The recent escalation of tensions between the United States and Venezuela has shaken the local crypto ecosystem. Following the U.S. military intervention on January 3, 2026, the market experienced immediate volatility. While Bitcoin showed global resilience near $92,000, the sector in Venezuela faces an uncertain future due to the potential confiscation of state assets and increased restrictions on exchange platforms.

Sanctions and physical pressure on the financial infrastructure aim to strangle the use of digital tokens as a means to circumvent blockades. For the average citizen, this represents a greater risk to their daily savings, highlighting that decentralization is not immune to high-impact geopolitical conflicts.

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