The US Energy Secretary announced Washington will assume control over Venezuelan crude sales, with proceeds directed to a US-managed account earmarked for Venezuelan citizens. This move signals a potential shift in Trump administration policy, suggesting possible expansion of Venezuelan oil imports into the US market.
While specifics remain limited, the policy direction carries implications beyond energy markets. Large-scale crude imports could influence global oil pricing dynamics, USD liquidity conditions, and broader macroeconomic conditions that typically correlate with risk asset performance including crypto markets.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 01-08 06:09
The US is trying to come up with new tricks again... This time it's oil? Directly taking over Venezuela's crude oil sales, which sounds like another form of capital plunder.
When oil prices move, the whole world trembles. Dollar liquidity, risk assets... Ultimately, the macroeconomic factors will still hit the crypto circle. I'm just waiting to see if this wave will push up Bitcoin.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 01-07 18:04
The US really knows how to play its cards. It directly controls Venezuela's oil and gas supply chain. When oil prices move, BTC trembles along.
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Anon4461
· 01-07 17:57
Oil prices fluctuate, causing global shocks. Now the crypto world is set to ride the roller coaster again...
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BrokenRugs
· 01-07 17:57
Is the US taking over Venezuela's oil and gas trade? This move is quite bold. When oil prices fluctuate, the crypto world will follow suit, and it will once again be a bloody storm.
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Whale_Whisperer
· 01-07 17:48
U.S. sanctions on Venezuelan oil? If that actually happens, oil prices will definitely impact the crypto market. What will happen when macro fluctuations occur along with leveraged positions?
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CountdownToBroke
· 01-07 17:46
Hmm... The US taking over Venezuela's oil fields? This script has some substance. When oil prices move, the crypto market follows suit.
The US Energy Secretary announced Washington will assume control over Venezuelan crude sales, with proceeds directed to a US-managed account earmarked for Venezuelan citizens. This move signals a potential shift in Trump administration policy, suggesting possible expansion of Venezuelan oil imports into the US market.
While specifics remain limited, the policy direction carries implications beyond energy markets. Large-scale crude imports could influence global oil pricing dynamics, USD liquidity conditions, and broader macroeconomic conditions that typically correlate with risk asset performance including crypto markets.