Tether’s USDT has become deeply woven into Venezuela’s economy as sanctions continue to reshape financial activity.
Reports say state oil company PDVSA began accepting USDT for oil exports in 2020 to bypass banking restrictions. At the same time, everyday Venezuelans use USDT to protect savings as inflation erodes the local currency.
The arrest of Nicolás Maduro in the U.S. has renewed scrutiny of these flows, but analysts say stablecoin usage is unlikely to fade. High inflation and weak institutions continue to drive demand.
Experts note that while stablecoins help people cope with economic hardship, they also create risks around sanctions evasion. Still, USDT remains central to Venezuela’s oil trade and domestic payments.
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