2025-12-13 04:24:41

With Trump's administration taking a harder stance on Venezuela, observers are watching to see if Moscow and Beijing will step in as traditional allies. So far, their response appears lukewarm. For the crypto community, this matters more than typical political theater—Venezuela's been one of the highest Bitcoin adoption zones globally, partly because of currency instability. Any geopolitical shift could ripple through local adoption rates and mining operations. The question now: will major powers actually back Caracas through economic pressure, or will crypto communities have to navigate this landscape solo?

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TokenTherapist

· 7h ago

Will Russia and China really go all out... This wave of Venezuelan crypto users might have to save themselves.

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LayerZeroEnjoyer

· 12-13 16:20

Russia and China really have no movement? Feels like everyone is just watching the show, and the miners in Venezuela are probably going to suffer. --- Here comes geopolitical issues again, BTC price is about to dance. --- Honestly, let the crypto community bear it themselves. Relying on major countries is less reliable than buying spot. --- If Venezuela's mining industry collapses, the network difficulty will need to be adjusted. This thing affects everything. --- The US is planning new sanctions? What about the hodlers over there? Truly worrying for them. --- Instead of waiting for Russia and China to act, it's better to focus on Venezuela's P2P trading volume, which truly reflects the situation. --- Unstable fiat currencies are driving Bitcoin adoption. This logic is a bit ironic but very realistic. --- Major powers play dead; the crypto community must save itself. That's the current situation. --- Mining pressure increases, difficulty decreases. Isn't that actually good for retail investors? --- If Moscow and Beijing truly intervene, they would have acted long ago. Staying silent now is just tacit approval.

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FallingLeaf

· 12-13 04:52

Venezuela's chess game, to put it simply, is about seeing who will truly stand up for Bitcoin. --- It seems like Russia and China are pretending to be asleep; the real burden still falls on us. --- Geopolitical games are just games, but this time it will really hit the miners hard—it's too realistic. --- I'm a bit worried about Venezuela's mining operations; if policies change, everything could go dark. --- Ultimately, big countries are big countries, and the crypto community still has to figure things out on their own. --- Isn't this the best counterexample? Bitcoin can thrive where central banks can't control.

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ShamedApeSeller

· 12-13 04:49

The people of Venezuela have long been using BTC to fight inflation. Is it now the turn of major nations to truly take a side? --- Honestly, Russia and China's reactions are so lukewarm... It seems the crypto community still has to rely on itself. --- Wait, does this mean that Venezuelan miners might be in trouble? --- Oh my, once again geopolitics is affecting the crypto world. When will this end? --- Venezuela's high Bitcoin adoption rate is not just a coincidence; it's a real demand driven by necessity. --- So, ultimately, the question is—who really cares? Major powers play politics, while crypto users save themselves. --- Look at this situation; the crypto community really needs to be independent and self-reliant. --- To put it simply, Venezuela's issue was still caused by monetary policy failure; BTC has instead become a lifesaver.

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WenMoon42

· 12-13 04:45

The miners over in Venezuela are probably trembling in fear. It seems like no one is coming to save the day this time.

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Tokenomics911

· 12-13 04:31

Venezuela's chess game, the real key still depends on what BTC miners do. What’s the use of big nations squabbling? --- Russia and China are unreliable. Frankly, the crypto community is Venezuela's lifeline. --- Is geopolitical turmoil about to stir again? It always happens like this—price first shakes. --- Hard currency will never go out of style. When fiat collapses, BTC will rise—it's that simple. --- Let's watch how Venezuelan miners endure this pressure; they probably need to relocate. --- Honestly, this is where crypto truly proves its worth, not just hype concepts. --- Big nations are just watching from the sidelines. Anyway, the crypto community has long been used to relying on itself. --- I just want to see if Venezuela's hash rate will experience a sharp drop this time.

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