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#venezuela Venezuela is one of the most active cryptocurrency markets in the world: report Venezuela climbs to 11th place in crypto adoption driven by massive use of stablecoins amid inflation, according to TRM Labs. Retail transactions in the region grew by 125% over the last year. 95% of flows to sanctioned entities move through stablecoins. Venezuela's financial reality has shifted from a story of paper money to one of codes and digital wallets for cryptocurrency use. This transition defines the role of digital assets in the country, where they are now part of an economic survival infrastructure, according to data from on-chain analysis tool provider TRM Labs. The report What Latin America’s Crypto Surge Means for Compliance Teams, published on April 6, 2026, ranks the nation 11th in its Global Adoption Index, a notable rise from the previous year, reflecting unprecedented regional dynamism. The analysis highlights how the Latin American ecosystem went from being a promise to a high-volume market, with retail transaction growth exceeding 125% in the last year. This has been fueled by a mix of currency scarcity and a banking infrastructure that fails to meet the agility demands of its citizens. In this fast-expanding landscape, the accuracy of the figures becomes crucial. Although firms like Chainalysis also weigh adoption based on purchasing power, placing Venezuela 18th globally under their own metric, the value of TRM Labs' analysis lies in its 'specific weight' methodology. By contrasting flows directly with the size of the real economy, the report effectively showcases how digital assets are integrated into the daily operations of a nation with exceptionally high financial activity.
#venezuela Venezuela is one of the most active cryptocurrency markets in the world: report

Venezuela climbs to 11th place in crypto adoption driven by massive use of stablecoins amid inflation, according to TRM Labs.

Retail transactions in the region grew by 125% over the last year.

95% of flows to sanctioned entities move through stablecoins.

Venezuela's financial reality has shifted from a story of paper money to one of codes and digital wallets for cryptocurrency use. This transition defines the role of digital assets in the country, where they are now part of an economic survival infrastructure, according to data from on-chain analysis tool provider TRM Labs.

The report What Latin America’s Crypto Surge Means for Compliance Teams, published on April 6, 2026, ranks the nation 11th in its Global Adoption Index, a notable rise from the previous year, reflecting unprecedented regional dynamism.

The analysis highlights how the Latin American ecosystem went from being a promise to a high-volume market, with retail transaction growth exceeding 125% in the last year. This has been fueled by a mix of currency scarcity and a banking infrastructure that fails to meet the agility demands of its citizens.

In this fast-expanding landscape, the accuracy of the figures becomes crucial. Although firms like Chainalysis also weigh adoption based on purchasing power, placing Venezuela 18th globally under their own metric, the value of TRM Labs' analysis lies in its 'specific weight' methodology.

By contrasting flows directly with the size of the real economy, the report effectively showcases how digital assets are integrated into the daily operations of a nation with exceptionally high financial activity.
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🇻🇪💬 How many of you made your first trade TODAY?

Drop a BLESSINGS comment if you did 🙏🔥

Here in Venezuela, we know what it means to hustle, adapt, and find opportunities where others don’t see them. Crypto isn’t just tech — it’s freedom, it’s the future, it’s real.

Every trade you make is another step towards your financial independence. It doesn’t matter if it was a big or small move. You did it. And that counts.

👇 Comment BLESSINGS if you made your first trade today
❤️ Hit like if crypto changed your perspective on money
🔁 Share with that friend who’s still on the sidelines

We are community. We are strength. It’s real. 🦞

#EsReal #Bendiciones #Venezuela #Crypto
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Venezuelan Parliament Evaluates Reforms to Cryptocurrency RegulationDeputy Genkerve Tovar stated that they have set up working groups to advance a potential bill. The parliamentarian declared that it is "very necessary" to update the regulation of the sector in Venezuela. Tovar mentioned that a group of enthusiasts has submitted proposals to the Innovation Subcommittee. Seven years have passed since the decree was approved, allowing for the innovative and pioneering legal use of cryptocurrencies in Venezuela. But nowadays, an update to that regulatory framework seems necessary for an ecosystem where Bitcoin (BTC) and other digital assets, like stablecoins, have been integrated—out of necessity—into the economic dynamics of the citizens.

Venezuelan Parliament Evaluates Reforms to Cryptocurrency Regulation

Deputy Genkerve Tovar stated that they have set up working groups to advance a potential bill.
The parliamentarian declared that it is "very necessary" to update the regulation of the sector in Venezuela.
Tovar mentioned that a group of enthusiasts has submitted proposals to the Innovation Subcommittee.
Seven years have passed since the decree was approved, allowing for the innovative and pioneering legal use of cryptocurrencies in Venezuela. But nowadays, an update to that regulatory framework seems necessary for an ecosystem where Bitcoin (BTC) and other digital assets, like stablecoins, have been integrated—out of necessity—into the economic dynamics of the citizens.
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Military deploys operation in mining areas of Bolívar stateThe operation is taking place in the Brisas-Cristinas sector, in the Sifontes municipality, in the southern part of the country. Members of the National Bolivarian Armed Forces (FANB) and uniformed personnel from state security agencies in Bolívar are conducting a military operation in mining areas of El Callao, searching for negative leaders in the mining sector, security sources confirmed to Unión Radio. The operation is specifically unfolding at kilometer 88 of the Brisas-Cristinas sector in the Sifontes municipality, as pointed out by the consulted sources.

Military deploys operation in mining areas of Bolívar state

The operation is taking place in the Brisas-Cristinas sector, in the Sifontes municipality, in the southern part of the country.
Members of the National Bolivarian Armed Forces (FANB) and uniformed personnel from state security agencies in Bolívar are conducting a military operation in mining areas of El Callao, searching for negative leaders in the mining sector, security sources confirmed to Unión Radio.
The operation is specifically unfolding at kilometer 88 of the Brisas-Cristinas sector in the Sifontes municipality, as pointed out by the consulted sources.
🇻🇪 Good morning, community! A quick and REAL question to kick off the day with energy: 👇 How many of you made your first trade TODAY? Comment BLESSINGS ✅ if you've already done it. Comment SOON 🔥 if you're still planning to. In Venezuela, we know what it means to fight, adapt, and find paths where others see walls. Crypto isn't just an investment — it's freedom, it's power, it's the future. And every trade you make IS REAL. 💪 Give a like if you believe crypto changed your life. Share so more Venezuelans can join the movement. And let us know below: what was your first cryptocurrency? This is just the beginning, family! 🚀 #EsReal #Bendiciones #Venezuela
🇻🇪 Good morning, community! A quick and REAL question to kick off the day with energy:

👇 How many of you made your first trade TODAY?

Comment BLESSINGS ✅ if you've already done it.
Comment SOON 🔥 if you're still planning to.

In Venezuela, we know what it means to fight, adapt, and find paths where others see walls. Crypto isn't just an investment — it's freedom, it's power, it's the future. And every trade you make IS REAL. 💪

Give a like if you believe crypto changed your life. Share so more Venezuelans can join the movement. And let us know below: what was your first cryptocurrency?

This is just the beginning, family! 🚀

#EsReal #Bendiciones #Venezuela
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Venezuela opens its mining to foreign capital with a new mining lawThe new government aims to formalize the sector through long-term concessions for gold, iron, bauxite, and critical minerals. The challenge will be to manage illegal mining and rebuild investor confidence. Venezuela is trying to reposition its mining sector as a key player in economic recovery following the establishment of an interim government. The opening up to foreign investment, easing of sanctions, and a fresh strategy to develop resources like gold, iron, bauxite, nickel, coltan, and rare earths marks a significant shift from decades of state control.

Venezuela opens its mining to foreign capital with a new mining law

The new government aims to formalize the sector through long-term concessions for gold, iron, bauxite, and critical minerals. The challenge will be to manage illegal mining and rebuild investor confidence.
Venezuela is trying to reposition its mining sector as a key player in economic recovery following the establishment of an interim government. The opening up to foreign investment, easing of sanctions, and a fresh strategy to develop resources like gold, iron, bauxite, nickel, coltan, and rare earths marks a significant shift from decades of state control.
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According to Bloomberg: JPMorgan and Jefferies organize trips to Venezuela amid growing interest from investors These delegations would be among the first known visits by major U.S. banks JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Jefferies Financial Group Inc. are organizing trips to Caracas amid rising demand from investors to get a firsthand look at Venezuela's efforts to reactivate its oil-rich economy and restructure its debt after years of isolation. Executives from Jefferies traveled to the South American country this week and are considering another trip in the coming weeks, while JPMorgan is working on organizing a visit, possibly with clients, according to sources familiar with the matter.

According to Bloomberg: JPMorgan and Jefferies organize trips to Venezuela amid growing interest

from investors
These delegations would be among the first known visits by major U.S. banks
JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Jefferies Financial Group Inc. are organizing trips to Caracas amid rising demand from investors to get a firsthand look at Venezuela's efforts to reactivate its oil-rich economy and restructure its debt after years of isolation.
Executives from Jefferies traveled to the South American country this week and are considering another trip in the coming weeks, while JPMorgan is working on organizing a visit, possibly with clients, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Inflation in Venezuela is sitting at 6.3% month-over-month in May, the lowest in 19 months according to the BCV. The financial institution highlighted that this marks a 'significant downward trend'. Data provided by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) indicates that for May 2026, the National Consumer Price Index (NCPI) recorded a month-over-month variation of 6.3%. The state banking institution emphasized that 'this result constitutes the lowest inflation record in the last nineteen months'. They noted that the single-digit figure shows a 'significant downward trend' and that the country is entering 'a path of deceleration for 2026', as reported on their website. #venezuela #Inflation #Inversiones #InvestSmart #banco $CL $XAU
Inflation in Venezuela is sitting at 6.3% month-over-month in May, the lowest in 19 months according to the BCV. The financial institution highlighted that this marks a 'significant downward trend'. Data provided by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) indicates that for May 2026, the National Consumer Price Index (NCPI) recorded a month-over-month variation of 6.3%. The state banking institution emphasized that 'this result constitutes the lowest inflation record in the last nineteen months'. They noted that the single-digit figure shows a 'significant downward trend' and that the country is entering 'a path of deceleration for 2026', as reported on their website. #venezuela #Inflation #Inversiones #InvestSmart #banco $CL $XAU
Cervecería Polar holds a dominant leadership position in the Venezuelan beer market, with estimates placing its market share between 75% and 84% of total demand. #venezuela
Cervecería Polar holds a dominant leadership position in the Venezuelan beer market, with estimates placing its market share between 75% and 84% of total demand. #venezuela
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Venezuela is set to host the largest international energy investment summit in its historyThe "Venezuela Energy Week 2026" is happening from October 26 to 29 and will bring together national and international investors, officially supported by the Ministry of Hydrocarbons and PDVSA. Venezuela is set to host the largest international energy investment summit in its history from October 26 to 29, 2026, in Caracas. This event will gather Venezuelan and international oil companies, including U.S. firms, investors, financiers, and technical service providers to boost short-term investment opportunities in the country's energy sector, which is currently in the process of reopening.

Venezuela is set to host the largest international energy investment summit in its history

The "Venezuela Energy Week 2026" is happening from October 26 to 29 and will bring together national and international investors, officially supported by the Ministry of Hydrocarbons and PDVSA.
Venezuela is set to host the largest international energy investment summit in its history from October 26 to 29, 2026, in Caracas. This event will gather Venezuelan and international oil companies, including U.S. firms, investors, financiers, and technical service providers to boost short-term investment opportunities in the country's energy sector, which is currently in the process of reopening.
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Economists propose four pillars to restructure Venezuela's debtExperts estimate that Venezuela's debt sits between 150,000 and 170,000 million dollars, roughly equivalent to about twice the country's annual output. A group of Venezuelan economists based in Spain laid out four conditions they believe are essential for the restructuring of Venezuela's sovereign debt to be viable and sustainable in the long run. The proposal, circulated in early June, came after the announcement made on May 13 regarding the start of the country's debt restructuring. The signatories warned that the process could hit a dead end if solid foundations aren't established before any deal.

Economists propose four pillars to restructure Venezuela's debt

Experts estimate that Venezuela's debt sits between 150,000 and 170,000 million dollars, roughly equivalent to about twice the country's annual output.
A group of Venezuelan economists based in Spain laid out four conditions they believe are essential for the restructuring of Venezuela's sovereign debt to be viable and sustainable in the long run.
The proposal, circulated in early June, came after the announcement made on May 13 regarding the start of the country's debt restructuring. The signatories warned that the process could hit a dead end if solid foundations aren't established before any deal.
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Venezuela exports over half a million barrels of oil daily to the US for the first time since 2019 The average over the last four weeks stood at 571,000 bpd, the best figure since January 2019. Venezuelan oil exports to the United States hit an average of over half a million barrels per day in May, according to preliminary figures from the Energy Information Administration (EIA), marking the best statistic since January 2019. The four-week moving average, a key indicator for analyzing short-term trends, clocked in at 571,000 bpd for the week ending May 29, which broadly summarizes the shipping behavior for the fifth month of the year.

Venezuela exports over half a million barrels of oil daily to the US for the first time

since 2019
The average over the last four weeks stood at 571,000 bpd, the best figure since January 2019.
Venezuelan oil exports to the United States hit an average of over half a million barrels per day in May, according to preliminary figures from the Energy Information Administration (EIA), marking the best statistic since January 2019.
The four-week moving average, a key indicator for analyzing short-term trends, clocked in at 571,000 bpd for the week ending May 29, which broadly summarizes the shipping behavior for the fifth month of the year.
"Venezuela News" 🇻🇪 Monetary Policy: A currency intervention of around $1.7 billion by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) is expected in June, aiming to manage the stability of the exchange rate. #venezuela
"Venezuela News" 🇻🇪

Monetary Policy: A currency intervention of around $1.7 billion by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) is expected in June, aiming to manage the stability of the exchange rate.
#venezuela
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Venezuela Government hires Hogan Lovells for external debt restructuringThe US legal firm is teaming up with Centerview Partners to coordinate the restructuring of financial commitments estimated at $170 billion. The Government of Venezuela hired the law firm Hogan Lovells US LLP as a legal advisor for its external debt restructuring process. This is indicated in a document submitted to the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) unit of the US Department of Justice. This appointment comes less than a month after the national Executive announced the formal start of the process to reorganize the country’s financial commitments, which have been in default since 2017 and exceed $170 billion.

Venezuela Government hires Hogan Lovells for external debt restructuring

The US legal firm is teaming up with Centerview Partners to coordinate the restructuring of financial commitments estimated at $170 billion.
The Government of Venezuela hired the law firm Hogan Lovells US LLP as a legal advisor for its external debt restructuring process. This is indicated in a document submitted to the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) unit of the US Department of Justice.
This appointment comes less than a month after the national Executive announced the formal start of the process to reorganize the country’s financial commitments, which have been in default since 2017 and exceed $170 billion.
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Xavier León, the Venezuelan being investigated for diverting up to 16.9 billion dollars from chavismousing virtual currencies The former vice president of BANDES signed a contract in 2020 with Zapatero's frontman, now under investigation in Spain. Investigation 'Zapatero Case' Xavier León, the Venezuelan being investigated for diverting up to 16.9 billion dollars from chavismo using virtual currencies. The former vice president of BANDES signed a contract in 2020 with Zapatero's frontman, now under investigation in Spain. Xavier León Updated: 03/06/2026 05:55 Xavier León Anchustegui held high-ranking positions for years in the economic architecture of chavismo: Deputy Minister of Finance, Vice President of the Economic and Social Development Bank of Venezuela (BANDES), alternate governor at the World Bank. He is currently detained by the Bolivarian National Intelligence Service (SEBIN) as a suspected member of the largest corruption scheme investigated in Venezuela in two decades, the so-called PDVSA-Crypto case, where Transparency Venezuela estimates the missing money to be up to 16.9 billion dollars.

Xavier León, the Venezuelan being investigated for diverting up to 16.9 billion dollars from chavismo

using virtual currencies
The former vice president of BANDES signed a contract in 2020 with Zapatero's frontman, now under investigation in Spain.
Investigation
'Zapatero Case'
Xavier León, the Venezuelan being investigated for diverting up to 16.9 billion dollars from chavismo using virtual currencies.
The former vice president of BANDES signed a contract in 2020 with Zapatero's frontman, now under investigation in Spain.
Xavier León
Updated: 03/06/2026 05:55
Xavier León Anchustegui held high-ranking positions for years in the economic architecture of chavismo: Deputy Minister of Finance, Vice President of the Economic and Social Development Bank of Venezuela (BANDES), alternate governor at the World Bank. He is currently detained by the Bolivarian National Intelligence Service (SEBIN) as a suspected member of the largest corruption scheme investigated in Venezuela in two decades, the so-called PDVSA-Crypto case, where Transparency Venezuela estimates the missing money to be up to 16.9 billion dollars.
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Venezuelan women make up about 55% of household heads in Venezuela and face a wage gap of up to 17.7% or 36.7% less income compared to men. 💅🏻🇻🇪 #venezuela $BR $WLD $BTC
Venezuelan women make up about 55% of household heads in Venezuela and face a wage gap of up to 17.7% or 36.7% less income compared to men. 💅🏻🇻🇪
#venezuela
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🇻🇪VENEZUELA: THE CRYPTO LABORATORY BEATING INFLATIONDid you know that Venezuela is one of the countries with the highest crypto adoption in the world? Not for speculation, but for SURVIVAL. While the bolívar loses value, Venezuelans have found a daily lifeline in cryptocurrencies. And the numbers are staggering: --- 📊 NUMBERS THAT MATTER Indicator Data Retail Volume Q1 2026 $17.9 BILLION Global Ranking Position #17 (up from #22 in 2025) USDT/VES Pairs on Binance P2P 90.2% of all trades BTC/VES Pairs Only 1.9% Source: TRM Labs Q1 2026

🇻🇪VENEZUELA: THE CRYPTO LABORATORY BEATING INFLATION

Did you know that Venezuela is one of the countries with the highest crypto adoption in the world? Not for speculation, but for SURVIVAL.
While the bolívar loses value, Venezuelans have found a daily lifeline in cryptocurrencies. And the numbers are staggering:
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📊 NUMBERS THAT MATTER
Indicator Data
Retail Volume Q1 2026 $17.9 BILLION
Global Ranking Position #17 (up from #22 in 2025)
USDT/VES Pairs on Binance P2P 90.2% of all trades
BTC/VES Pairs Only 1.9%
Source: TRM Labs Q1 2026
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United States intervenes in Venezuelan kerosene payments, forcing airlines and shipping companiesto be paid directly to its Treasury The Delcy Rodríguez Government sends a notification to the companies The revenues from sales will no longer go to Venezuelan finances, but to U.S. accounts The United States takes control of Venezuelan kerosene. The Donald Trump administration has communicated to airlines and shipping companies that from now on, payments for fuel must be made directly to the U.S. Treasury Department. In a notification dated in Caracas on May 28, which elEconomista.es has accessed, the sales manager of the Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA informs its clients that from now on, payments must be made directly to the U.S. Treasury. The notification also includes a document from the U.S. Treasury explaining "the banking coordinates for payments via transfers related to the consumption of JET A1 fuel, MGO, and IFO 380." The first case refers to the kerosene used in commercial aviation, and the other two are the fuels destined for ships.

United States intervenes in Venezuelan kerosene payments, forcing airlines and shipping companies

to be paid directly to its Treasury
The Delcy Rodríguez Government sends a notification to the companies
The revenues from sales will no longer go to Venezuelan finances, but to U.S. accounts
The United States takes control of Venezuelan kerosene. The Donald Trump administration has communicated to airlines and shipping companies that from now on, payments for fuel must be made directly to the U.S. Treasury Department.
In a notification dated in Caracas on May 28, which elEconomista.es has accessed, the sales manager of the Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA informs its clients that from now on, payments must be made directly to the U.S. Treasury. The notification also includes a document from the U.S. Treasury explaining "the banking coordinates for payments via transfers related to the consumption of JET A1 fuel, MGO, and IFO 380." The first case refers to the kerosene used in commercial aviation, and the other two are the fuels destined for ships.
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IMF could take up to 14 months to compile macroeconomic data from Venezuela to evaluate optionswhat it offers José Manuel Puente, an economist, stated that Venezuela needs assistance and solid national and international advice to recover its economy. The economist and university professor, José Manuel Puente, pointed out that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) hasn't reviewed Venezuela's fiscal accounts and macroeconomic data since 2017. In this regard, he mentioned that following the shift that occurred in the country at the beginning of this year, contact was reestablished between the nation and the multilateral organization, adding that the IMF hasn't reviewed any economic data from Venezuela in 9 years.

IMF could take up to 14 months to compile macroeconomic data from Venezuela to evaluate options

what it offers
José Manuel Puente, an economist, stated that Venezuela needs assistance and solid national and international advice to recover its economy.
The economist and university professor, José Manuel Puente, pointed out that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) hasn't reviewed Venezuela's fiscal accounts and macroeconomic data since 2017.
In this regard, he mentioned that following the shift that occurred in the country at the beginning of this year, contact was reestablished between the nation and the multilateral organization, adding that the IMF hasn't reviewed any economic data from Venezuela in 9 years.
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