Bitfinx, the world's fourth-largest stock exchange in terms of 24-hour trading, has made its decision, citing the fact that the United States has recently banned all US citizens from buying Petro,
As well as any other Venezuelan coins that may be offered in the future. The exchange also wrote that it believed the currency had "limited interest".
A company member said
"We did not have plans to include petro or similar tankers in the PetVenix trading platform, and in the light of US sanctions and the risks of other clear sanctions to deal with these products, PetVenix will not list or process petro or other similar compounds."
The Venezuelan digital currency encoded "Petro Petro"
The Venezuelan digital currency encoded "Petro Petro"
The currency has stirred controversy even before it was launched. The Federal Reserve said the Venezuelan currency violated some transparency laws, accusing the Venezuelan government of being shady and not providing real information and a plan that would really be implemented. This, of course, and as usual in launching the initial digital currency, the white paper will be an explanation of all details and what will be before, during and after launch. The white paper of the project contains a complete file under the name of "Guidelines for Internal Regulations and How to Fight Money Laundering" with a list of headers only and does not provide all the details and steps to be followed.
The paper explains how citizens will get an electronic wallet to receive currency and use and disbursement.
Petro, as stated in the official declaration, will be accepted first in fuel stations and by tourist vehicles and other facilities that provide public services and that get or ask the citizen fees such as fees used.
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