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Story: Technology is Slowly Becoming Money – Petro through Transitions and Sanctions

By Dan Saada

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Maduro is aggressive about improving the ecosystem for Petro. Merchants and retail stores across the country are now adopting the Petro.

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The number of petro-friendly retail stores in the country has increased.  The Petro seems to be the technological saviour for the economy of the country.

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There is a political stand-off for the Petro, but despite this, Venezuelans are beginning to trade the Petros.

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Petros (PTR) can be now be brought through authorized exchanges by using the BTC or the LTC.  The trading volume for the Petros is on the rise.

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Crypto trading has been increasing every year.  This has led Venezuelans to seek new alternatives when it comes to generating income.

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Traders get an opening to be able to invest in the petro just like they would in any other kind of Altcoins.

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Some are buying Petro for mere novelty.  The US government sanctions trading Petros. And several traders are not willing to share their opinions due to political…

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The Petro now comfortably works like a bank to a bank transfer, and it is gaining traction among the citizens.

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All the buyers of the Petros are takers.  Any sale is immediately happening, but the transaction history is not traceable.

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The start of the petro was not exciting.  It was put to questioning from Day #1, and there was a lot of damage done to its credibility due to changes in its white paper,…

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The buying and selling of Petro will forever be politicized due to the original goal of Maduro to bypass the sanctions using the Petro.

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In some countries, the cryptocurrency ecosystem does not seem to gain any traction or recognition.  It continues to be in the gray area.

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