Venezuela's Bold Crypto Pivot Amid Sanctions
PDVSA shifts to cryptocurrency, using USDT to preserve oil revenues and counteract US sanctions, despite the complexities and new challenges this strategy introduces.
BernicePDVSA shifts to cryptocurrency, using USDT to preserve oil revenues and counteract US sanctions, despite the complexities and new challenges this strategy introduces.
BerniceSecond wave of arrests in Venezuela targets laundering of state funds. Tareck El Aissami, Simon Alejandro Zerpa, Samark Lopez implicated in illegal oil sales. Complex scheme involves crypto, evades national controls. Arrests imminent, charges of treason expected.
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WeiliangLaunched in February 2018 with the backing of Venezuela's petrol reserves and priced at US $60 per unit, the petro was intended to provide alternative avenues for international financing amid US sanctions.
AlexThe prison hosted a nightclub, swimming pool, mini zoo, restaurant, as well as crypto mining operations.
ClementThe blockchain of Venezuela's official cryptocurrency, the petro, has been facing operational difficulties, with block production halting and wallets being blocked or eliminated.
OthersBitbase is a cryptocurrency store and ATM company which has now decided to launch its ATM operations in Venezuela this ...
BitcoinistThe platform advised users to withdraw funds quickly, noting it would halt trading for Venezuela-based clients on July 31, with all accounts “fully restricted” beginning Sept. 30.
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