Topic: HOW TO USE BITCOIN FOR REMITTANCES TO VENEZUELA (Read 804 times)
I'm from Venezuela, and this is an excellent guide in how to exchange to BSF without problems I been using SurBtc from a long time and always has the best prices in the market and usually take 1-day maximum to receive the money.
Check it out and share with your Venezuelan friends!
https://wesdewayne.com/2016/12/10/how-to-use-bitcoin-for-remittances-to-venezuel
https://wesdewayne.com/2016/12/10/how-to-use-bitcoin-for-remittances-to-venezuel
Good, but this is not only peculiar to Venezuelan, it is gaining ground in most of the countries having hyperinflation especially South America and African countries
Seems like venezuela have interest to bitcoin.
I can't find any legality of bitcoin in venezuela.
Nice article to read about how bitcoin could help 'users' financial even not entire country.-snip- there are still many underdeveloped and developing countries around the world which don't have any legally operating local bitcoin trading/exchange platforms. -snip-
I can't find any legality of bitcoin in venezuela.
So sad to realize how economics crisis have been occurred since 2014 and getting worse every year.
"IMF figures, it has the world’s worst negative growth rate (-8%), and the worst inflation rate (482%). The unemployment rate is 17% but is expected to climb to near 30% in the coming few years."
This situation make me thinking how to survive to prepared myself facing unpredictable future, at least bitcoin is reliable compare to fiat money and there we put our investment just in case something like this happen.
At last someone with the gusto to take on the giants. 
We see this injustice all over and the poor people just get exploited more and more
every day. This guy has done more good with this article, than all the money being dumped into VC investment projects that are only directed
into projects that would generate profits for the people that are already rich mode afro. Do we see projects targeted at making Bitcoin easier for people
in third world countries or only projects that makes Bitcoin more convenient for 1st world citizens? { People pay for convenience }
I also ask myself the same question. How to use the site if one is in south america. We see this injustice all over and the poor people just get exploited more and more every day. This guy has done more good with this article, than all the money being dumped into VC investment projects that are only directed
into projects that would generate profits for the people that are already rich mode afro. Do we see projects targeted at making Bitcoin easier for people
in third world countries or only projects that makes Bitcoin more convenient for 1st world citizens? { People pay for convenience }
If I had some Venezuelan friends then i might care about something like this, but even then, for the people that I do know that come from South America, there is actually a very small amount of them who have family beyond their grandparents still in their home countries. I doubt many Venezuelans (in my area) still have relatives there, but I might never know.
It's kind of weird how I haven't seen any Venezuelans, but it's cold here anyways so they probably don't want to be around here anyways.
It's kind of weird how I haven't seen any Venezuelans, but it's cold here anyways so they probably don't want to be around here anyways.
forget this socialist countries bro... venezuea is the government of fear.. like many latam countries are and many western eu countries was in the past... the best you can get there is a shovel, with a beautiful hole to dig you and a carbine shot in El Paredon.. the spionage of government will take care of the rest. Btw, th link about "The Secret, Dangerous World of Venezuelan Bitcoin Mining" is very good, I talked with the arrested guy before this hapened and he tried to scam people to fly to Venezuela with good predictions. Wel... I advise him about, now Maduro fkedd with his life, but he's just "one more". I know this kinda of practice since 70' in many places of the world (better trust me).
There are a lot of crap-holes in the world, yeah. These are usually dangerous, but Venezuela has gone beyond even lunacy, I just read that they (like India) are banning their largest bank notes:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-12-11/maduro-stunner-venezuela-eliminates-half-its-paper-money-after-pulling-largest-bill-
What is it with these morons running India and Venezuela?
Venezuela along with a couple other countries really have the potential to send bitcoin to the moon in 2017, like india and some African ones. i read the other day that chinas money will devalue 30per cent against the dollar soon.
forget this socialist countries bro... venezuea is the government of fear.. like many latam countries are and many western eu countries was in the past... the best you can get there is a shovel, with a beautiful hole to dig you and a carbine shot in El Paredon.. the spionage of government will take care of the rest. Btw, th link about "The Secret, Dangerous World of Venezuelan Bitcoin Mining" is very good, I talked with the arrested guy before this hapened and he tried to scam people to fly to Venezuela with good predictions. Wel... I advise him about, now Maduro fkedd with his life, but he's just "one more". I know this kinda of practice since 70' in many places of the world (better trust me).
This is very nice to see, surely will be a huge boost for the business community as a whole.
I think this is a push forward for bitcoin and the more we push, the more it will move forward. There is alot of advanctages for the people who are doing legit businesses and more and more people are seeing this. My attorney now takes bitcoin for payment!!
Check out this article:
http://reason.com/archives/2016/11/28/the-secret-dangerous-world-of
Some are using "free" electricity there for mining, turning the tables on the statist authoritarians.
http://reason.com/archives/2016/11/28/the-secret-dangerous-world-of
Some are using "free" electricity there for mining, turning the tables on the statist authoritarians.
Check it out and share with your Venezuelan friends!
https://wesdewayne.com/2016/12/10/how-to-use-bitcoin-for-remittances-to-venezuel
https://wesdewayne.com/2016/12/10/how-to-use-bitcoin-for-remittances-to-venezuel
Very nice article, I hope that you will find and publish a method for Venezuelans (and perhaps others in LatAm, as the "Venezuela Disease" may show up in other places) to pay with Bitcoin alone (and avoid the whole exchange of BTC for bolivares).
Bravo!
If a Bitcoin economy could develop in Venezuela, then that would help a lot of people there.
Alternatively, are US$ useful there as a black market currency? BTC and US$ are easily exchanged anywhere provided that blockchain.info (and all the others) are not blocked sites.
Seems like venezuela have interest to bitcoin.
I can't find any legality of bitcoin in venezuela.
-snip- there are still many underdeveloped and developing countries around the world which don't have any legally operating local bitcoin trading/exchange platforms. -snip-
I can't find any legality of bitcoin in venezuela.
Nice article. I would be good to garner feedback from a Venezuelan newbie to bitcoin, just to see if they get stuck at any point or are confused by anything. But on the surface it looks like it covers what is needed. Hopefully it will be a help to those suffering under the latest hard-core implementation of socialism.
At last someone with the gusto to take on the giants. We see this injustice all over and the poor people just get exploited more and more
every day. This guy has done more good with this article, than all the money being dumped into VC investment projects that are only directed
into projects that would generate profits for the people that are already rich. Do we see projects targeted at making Bitcoin easier for people
in third world countries or only projects that makes Bitcoin more convenient for 1st world citizens? { People pay for convenience }
We see this injustice all over and the poor people just get exploited more and more every day. This guy has done more good with this article, than all the money being dumped into VC investment projects that are only directed
into projects that would generate profits for the people that are already rich. Do we see projects targeted at making Bitcoin easier for people
in third world countries or only projects that makes Bitcoin more convenient for 1st world citizens? { People pay for convenience }
This seems to be possible only due to https://surbitcoin.com/ and there are still many underdeveloped and developing countries around the world which don't have any legally operating local bitcoin trading/exchange platforms. Venezuelian seems to be lucky to have one local trading platform. 
It seems surbitcoin only have around 1% fee on selling bitcoin, which i think is way cheaper than traditional remittance systems.
It seems surbitcoin only have around 1% fee on selling bitcoin, which i think is way cheaper than traditional remittance systems.
Check it out and share with your Venezuelan friends!
https://wesdewayne.com/2016/12/10/how-to-use-bitcoin-for-remittances-to-venezuel
https://wesdewayne.com/2016/12/10/how-to-use-bitcoin-for-remittances-to-venezuel
At last bitcoin can now help the business sector and the individuals in Venezuela to get more security in terms of their finances. That is very true that it is not safe to carry big amount of cash in Venezuela since aside from murder going on anywhere there are also robbers roaming around the street that will kill you just to get your money.
Hope that bitcoin can somehow change the life of Venezuelan people, that they may get remittances without being stalked by a criminal.
More power to Venezuela and more power to bitcoins.
Check it out and share with your Venezuelan friends!
https://wesdewayne.com/2016/12/10/how-to-use-bitcoin-for-remittances-to-venezuel
https://wesdewayne.com/2016/12/10/how-to-use-bitcoin-for-remittances-to-venezuel
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