TL;DR Crypto lifeline: Venezuelans increasingly rely on USDT and peer-to-peer platforms for payroll, remittances, and daily transactions. Resilient markets: Informal exchanges and hybrid wallet systems empower
TL;DR: Kontigo blocks U.S. accounts of Venezuelan customers, limiting access to dollars and international payments. The action occurs amid hyperinflation and U.S. sanctions, intensifying economic uncertainty.
Venezuela’s payments network Conexus confirmed this week that local banks are preparing to integrate Bitcoin and stablecoin services by December, enabling users to access crypto directly
Popular crypto wallet Metamask was blocking Venezuelan users citing legal compliance issues. Some reports say that Iranian users are also not able to access the wallet services. According to latest updates from Infura, services to Venezuela has been restored.
Venezuela’s government is mulling over the potential use of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in order to circumvent the international sanctions imposed upon it by the US.
According to a report by Forbes, Donald Trump’s executive order of banning Venezuela’s cryptocurrency Petro could be converted into a far-reaching law after the approval of
Through a live session on Radio Nacional de Venezuela, Joselit Ramírez, the National Superintendent of Cryptoactives informed Venezuelans together with the world that their remittance platform
From now henceforth, it will be easy for anyone to walk into any Banco De Venezuela branch and execute a crypto-based transaction through Petro via the
Cryptocurrency adopting in the southern America region is on the rise and is soon becoming more prevalent following a recent development by Samsung experience stores and
Dash Text, the innovative Dash payment method initially launched in Venezuela has now expanded services to the neighboring country of Colombia. In a tweet on Wednesday,
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