VENEZUELA OPENS THE DOORS TO THE CRIPTOMONEDAS: the currency of the future

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VENEZUELA OPENS THE DOORS TO THE CRIPTOMONEDAS: the currency of the future
Talking about cryptocurrencies is becoming increasingly common in the world and in here in this southamerican country we do not escape from it. This is evidenced through the news that is being disseminated daily in the different media of the country. But not everything is there, Venezuelans are slowly becoming interested in knowing more and more about this new digital medium of exchange. This advertising boom of which the cryptocurrency is owed is due to the Petro, a payment instrument that the Venezuelan state has created to carry out its commercial and financial transactions with other countries.
The petroleum is the Venezuelan cryptocurrency backed by 5.342 million barrels of oil from field number 1 of the Ayacucho Block in the Orinoco Oil Belt in this oil nation. In this way, Venezuela will begin the presale of the petro and its payments in this currency for imports on February 20. Already several Brazilian companies have accepted the petro as a form of payment in their transactions with Venezuela.
What started with bitcoin, the first cryptocurrency that makes its appearance in 2009, is undoubtedly making its way into several economies in the world. This digital currency has been followed by countries such as Japan, Switzerland, Australia, Belarus, Ukraine, Russia, among other nations whose economies have joined this novel project that is revolutionizing the financial world. It is a fact the existence of some large companies in other countries that are assuming new forms of payment. However, it is also a reality that many countries still take distance from this new technology that is currently playing its doors, but others not only are giving way but they are giving a warm welcome.
The fact that the petro makes its appearance after other cryptocurrencies already existing in the world and being the most known bitcoin currently creates the possibility that the Venezuelan digital currency generates a greater confidence among a number of buyers and sellers that will undoubtedly realize the largest number of transactions with this digital currency. Beyond all this, there is an expectation that very soon Venezuelans can make use of the petro and fulfill their dream in the acquisition of goods and payments of services like today is lived in other countries such as Japan.
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Ramonosky