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📊 Sunday and a 15.87% premium: Pago Móvil and Banesco hold up liquidity
Date: Sunday, October 18, 2026 · Live data from the P2P Radar: buy Bs. 1020.88 · sell Bs. 984.69 · BCV Bs. 881.07 · premium 15.87%
We’re closing out the week with USDT buying at Bs. 1020.88 and selling at Bs. 984.69, while the BCV remains anchored at Bs. 881.07, leaving a P2P premium of 15.87%. It’s Sunday, there are fewer counterparties posting offers, and that’s reflected in the depth of the listings: choosing the right bank matters more today than it did yesterday.

American Airlines confirmed that, starting January 15, 2027, it will fly between Miami and Barcelona, the capital of Anzoátegui state, three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The route will be operated with Embraer 175 aircraft featuring a first-class cabin, Wi-Fi, and power outlets. With this, the airline adds its third Venezuelan destination, after Caracas and Maracaibo, and remains the only U.S. carrier with regular service in the country.
The news, published by outlets specializing in banking and business, has an obvious tourism and family angle. But at PitbullChain, we believe there is a second angle, one that gets less attention and is more relevant to our community: direct air connectivity with Miami is infrastructure for the flow of money, goods, and people that sustains a large part of Venezuela’s P2P market.

📊 A phone call that reopens the consular door
Acting President Delcy Rodríguez spoke by phone with Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori and proposed moving forward with mechanisms to facilitate the orderly return of Venezuelans to the country, with support from flights under the Return to the Homeland Plan. The gesture adds to the process of reviving bilateral relations between the two nations, which has been underway since the middle of last year, when contact resumed after the 2024 rupture.

📊 Mobile Payment brand Bs. 992.23: the 3 banks with the most P2P liquidity today
Date: Sunday, October 4, 2026 · Live data from the P2P Radar: buy Bs. 992.23 · sell Bs. 961.15 · BCV Bs. 871.37 · premium 13.87%
This Sunday, October 4, USDT is bought for Bs. 992.23 and sold for Bs. 961.15, with a spread of Bs. 31.08 compared to a BCV rate of Bs. 871.37. That difference of 13.87% keeps P2P trading active despite the weekend, when bank liquidity drops and crediting times become the decisive factor. Today, the question isn’t how much to earn, but where to get paid quickly and without hassles.

📊 P2P today: spread of Bs. 43.61 and sustained premium at 13.45%
Date: Saturday, October 3, 2026 · Live P2P Radar data: buy Bs. 988.59 · sell Bs. 944.98 · BCV Bs. 871.37 · premium 13.45%
The P2P kicks off this Saturday with USDT firm, trading above Bs. 940 on the sell side and flirting with Bs. 990 on the buy side. The BCV official rate in Bs. 871.37 keeps the premium above 13%, so the market still has room to work. The day’s standout feature is the dispersion between exchanges: three of them aligned and one clearly out of range.

📊 P2P banks today: where to move USDT with less friction
Date: Thursday, September 17, 2026 · Live P2P Radar data: buy Bs. 970.31 · sell Bs. 925.17 · BCV Bs. N/A · premium N/A%
The P2P market opens this Thursday with USDT being bought at Bs. 970.31 and sold at Bs. 925.17, a spread of Bs. 45.13 (around 4.6%) that penalizes the person who operates without a plan. With no published BCV rate, the reference is purely the P2P order book, and that’s where the choice of bank matters as much as the price. Today we review how Banesco, Pago Móvil, Bancamiga, Mercantil, and Provincial perform.

Live P2P Radar Capture: 12/9/2026, 2:00:16 a. m.
USDT/VES reference Bs. 985.35
Buy USDT Bs. 985.35
Sell USDT Bs. 928.52
BCV Bs. 842.21
Premium vs BCV 17%
P2P spread 6.12%
Observed offers 173
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It’s 2:00 a.m. and the listing says «USDT available, Mobile Payment, release in 5 minutes». You send the transfer. The merchant doesn’t release. In this market, the difference between a clean trade and a dispute almost always depends on what you did _before_ clicking «Send».

While most Venezuelans continue to be focused on the price of the dollar on the street, in Lake Maracaibo a figure is being set in motion that, if it comes to fruition, could have direct repercussions on the pocket of anyone who buys or sells USDT. The U.S. company Pacific Coast Energy Company (PCEC) confirmed that it took over operations of the Delta and Cabimas blocks with an investment plan of nearly US$3.5 billion, and is already talking about doubling production within half a year.
📊 The figures of the economic rebound

📊 A heavyweight piece of infrastructure powering an entire region
The eastern part of the country handles a quiet but enormous volume of activity: businesses, industrial zones, makeshift data centers, ATMs, and a network of point-of-sale terminals that can’t afford a blackout. That’s why the arrival of a new Siemens-brand autotransformer at the El Furrial 400/230 kV substation, in the municipality of Santa Bárbara in Monagas state, is no minor technical detail: it’s critical infrastructure for the energy heart of that part of the country.