I just checked the parallel dollar price today and the drop is quite significant. The USDT P2P fell from 630 to 505 VES in a short period, and the reason is clear: the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) injected a record amount of dollars into the banking system. It seems the strategy is to pressure the unification of rates and curb speculation.



What’s interesting is that the parallel market is adjusting quickly. The bolívar is gaining ground, and the gap between the official rate and the P2P is closing more and more. Some see this as positive for stabilizing the currency, while others still doubt if it will hold in the long term.

For now, the parallel dollar price today reflects this pressure. If you’re a P2P trader, you probably already noticed. The game has changed and the market is reacting. We’ll see if the BCV maintains this strategy or if speculative movements return as before.
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