2026-01-20 05:31:06

Friends who follow the trends of multiple cryptocurrencies such as DUSK, ADA, BNB, and others may have noticed this detail — since January 7, USDT to Bolivar has experienced a significant downward trend in the Venezuelan market. The data is startling: the USDT quote from a leading platform dropped from about 880 Bolivars to nearly 500 Bolivars, a total decline of 40%. At first glance, it’s quite alarming. But what is behind this? Market analysis agency Ecoanalítica has provided an answer — this is not an issue with USDT itself, but rather an "overreaction" by the market to changing circumstances. Even more interesting is that this correction actually reflects investors’ re-pricing of two key factors: the potential economic rebound and signals that foreign exchange liquidity is improving. In other words, the market is gradually digesting good news.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 7h ago

A 40% drop looks scary at first glance, but upon closer calculation, it might actually be a sign of improved liquidity? Let me analyze it—it's like when I check the gas tracker late at night and see gwei drop from 50 to 30. On the surface, it seems like saving money, but in reality, we need to see whether genuine demand has decreased or if the miner tip battle has stopped. This wave in Venezuela is probably mostly the latter.

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SmartContractDiver

· 21h ago

Venezuelan players are again taking advantage of others; this 40% drop looks scary but is actually a good thing --- Overreaction? I think it's just retail investors getting shaken out haha --- Liquidity improvement and such, still depends on the subsequent trend --- USDT is so volatile over there, only true warriors dare to hold heavy positions --- Good news is being digested... let's wait and see, I'm going to stay on the sidelines for now

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SigmaValidator

· 22h ago

Venezuela's recent USDT crash really surprised people, but upon closer inspection, it doesn't seem that pessimistic. A 40% drop is indeed frightening... but the logic that good news is being digested and the market is slowly correcting itself still holds up. Overreacting and then gradually adjusting is an old routine; that's just how the crypto world works.

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bridge_anxiety

· 22h ago

Venezuela's USDT plummeted by 40%, sounds scary but actually a good sign? I'm skeptical about it. --- Wait, is the market reacting to an economic recovery? It looks more like a panic sell to me. --- From 880 to 500, can we really call this "overreaction" reassuring, or am I just too inexperienced? --- Foreign exchange liquidity improving? When will we see this "good news" truly materialize? --- This kind of analysis feels a bit like hindsight, saying it's a good thing after the drop... --- USDT's volatility in Venezuela makes holding stablecoins quite exhausting. --- By the way, how many people truly made money by following the Venezuela market?

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FrontRunFighter

· 22h ago

lmao 40% dump on USDT/VEF and they're calling it "market digestion"? nah bruh, that's textbook liquidity extraction. somebody's been accumulating in the shadows while retail panic sells thinking the peg broke. classic dark pool maneuver tbh

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PseudoIntellectual

· 22h ago

It's another issue with Venezuela. Really, I've seen this kind of scenario too many times. A 40% drop in USDT sounds frightening, but actually, everyone just collectively breathes a sigh of relief.

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