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To be honest, this is everyday life for Venezuelans. P2P transactions are widely known throughout the country. Some people do them, others don't, but I know that the vast majority do.
As for registering on Binance, for example, there's nothing difficult about it. Registration is very simple, and anyone can do it. There are no barriers in that regard.
I would say that Venezuela is a pro-cryptocurrency nation.
You obviously have a great need for SoV but doesn't the government there try to stop citizens from converting Bolivars to Bitcoin/crypto?
You can easily send and receive Bolivars via Venezuelan banks to and from Binance?
If they try, it's the bad actors who get caught, but that rarely happens, as there are legal ways to have documentation and proof of what you are doing with the funds, if requested, so that there are no problems.
On the other hand, yes, there is no problem sending bolivars, but only through the P2P market, as direct deposits to Binance are not allowed due to high volatility.
I would say that Venezuela is a pro-cryptocurrency nation.
Venezuela is a shitcoiners den.
How common do you think peer to peer exchange is in Venezuela?
Is it difficult to create an account on exchanges like Binance? And how easy is to move bolivars into such an exchange?