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Title: El Petro after Maduro’s re-election
Post by: aviven on May 21, 2018, 11:03:03 AM
What do you think will be the future of El Petro after Maduro’s win?


Title: Re: El Petro after Maduro’s re-election
Post by: apelopus on May 25, 2018, 06:24:47 PM
Let’s wait and see, Maduro has already admitted that oil industry in deep crisis, and Trump’s administration, as many sources claim, is gonna impose tough sanctions on this sector. I believe there going to be some moves from both sides,
And the question is, will El Petro be able to survive it?


Title: Re: El Petro after Maduro’s re-election
Post by: jakartanthor on May 25, 2018, 06:43:40 PM
Let’s wait and see, Maduro has already admitted that oil industry in deep crisis, and Trump’s administration, as many sources claim, is gonna impose tough sanctions on this sector. I believe there going to be some moves from both sides,
And the question is, will El Petro be able to survive it?

El Petro’s figures are actually rising, what kind of survival are you talking about?


Title: Re: El Petro after Maduro’s re-election
Post by: kriptokraker on May 25, 2018, 06:50:07 PM
As I pointed out in a similar thread, I believe that it has no future as it never had. It was just a clever devised instrument of Maduro to get people's trust and win electoral race. That's it. All the talk about its profits and economic zones is bollocks. It won't drive Venezuela out of crisis or do anything beneficial to the country


Title: Re: El Petro after Maduro’s re-election
Post by: yoseph on May 25, 2018, 10:43:21 PM
Let’s wait and see, Maduro has already admitted that oil industry in deep crisis, and Trump’s administration, as many sources claim, is gonna impose tough sanctions on this sector. I believe there going to be some moves from both sides,
And the question is, will El Petro be able to survive it?
He is the one who started the crypto coin for his country in the first place all so that he can raise revenue for the country but I really doubt it’s still going to be relevant in a few years time.


Title: Re: El Petro after Maduro’s re-election
Post by: aviven on May 29, 2018, 11:43:04 AM
Let’s wait and see, Maduro has already admitted that oil industry in deep crisis, and Trump’s administration, as many sources claim, is gonna impose tough sanctions on this sector. I believe there going to be some moves from both sides,
And the question is, will El Petro be able to survive it?
He is the one who started the crypto coin for his country in the first place all so that he can raise revenue for the country but I really doubt it’s still going to be relevant in a few years time.

See, that is what makes me feel wrong about the El Petro. It might be a scam if it’s just an implementation of Maduro’s policy. Then you are right - the project will be overturned in the near future


Title: Re: El Petro after Maduro’s re-election
Post by: alani123 on May 29, 2018, 12:32:36 PM
Let’s wait and see, Maduro has already admitted that oil industry in deep crisis, and Trump’s administration, as many sources claim, is gonna impose tough sanctions on this sector. I believe there going to be some moves from both sides,
And the question is, will El Petro be able to survive it?

El Petro’s figures are actually rising, what kind of survival are you talking about?
What figures? It seems rather that it's dying. Maduro doesn't speak about it anymore, the ICO keeps being a failre and Venezuala is still in deep crisis.

Latest news: India Refuses Oil Trade with Venezuela Using 'Petro' Cryptocurrency


Title: Re: El Petro after Maduro’s re-election
Post by: jgaltt on May 30, 2018, 03:54:52 PM
El Petro is barely living, especially after that failure with India and oil contract. And Maduro remains silent about troubles with icon and all that stuff - that can’t be a coincidence


Title: Re: El Petro after Maduro’s re-election
Post by: jakartanthor on May 30, 2018, 06:08:23 PM
Let’s wait and see, Maduro has already admitted that oil industry in deep crisis, and Trump’s administration, as many sources claim, is gonna impose tough sanctions on this sector. I believe there going to be some moves from both sides,
And the question is, will El Petro be able to survive it?

El Petro’s figures are actually rising, what kind of survival are you talking about?
What figures? It seems rather that it's dying. Maduro doesn't speak about it anymore, the ICO keeps being a failre and Venezuala is still in deep crisis.

Latest news: India Refuses Oil Trade with Venezuela Using 'Petro' Cryptocurrency
Yeah, well, India refused but maduro has other plans for El Petro. Even inside the country like economic zones etc. So it's not dead or wasted. There's gonna be progress some day


Title: Re: El Petro after Maduro’s re-election
Post by: kriptokraker on May 31, 2018, 04:59:48 PM
Let’s wait and see, Maduro has already admitted that oil industry in deep crisis, and Trump’s administration, as many sources claim, is gonna impose tough sanctions on this sector. I believe there going to be some moves from both sides,
And the question is, will El Petro be able to survive it?

El Petro’s figures are actually rising, what kind of survival are you talking about?
What figures? It seems rather that it's dying. Maduro doesn't speak about it anymore, the ICO keeps being a failre and Venezuala is still in deep crisis.

Latest news: India Refuses Oil Trade with Venezuela Using 'Petro' Cryptocurrency
Yeah, well, India refused but maduro has other plans for El Petro. Even inside the country like economic zones etc. So it's not dead or wasted. There's gonna be progress some day
What other plans ? Dude I think you are mistaken. And no plans are for El petro. I don't know yet was it a scheme designed to collect money or launder them or make big companies (those so called investors) accountable to the government. We'll see soon I hope what comes of it


Title: Re: El Petro after Maduro’s re-election
Post by: jgaltt on June 01, 2018, 03:51:44 PM
Let’s wait and see, Maduro has already admitted that oil industry in deep crisis, and Trump’s administration, as many sources claim, is gonna impose tough sanctions on this sector. I believe there going to be some moves from both sides,
And the question is, will El Petro be able to survive it?

El Petro’s figures are actually rising, what kind of survival are you talking about?
What figures? It seems rather that it's dying. Maduro doesn't speak about it anymore, the ICO keeps being a failre and Venezuala is still in deep crisis.

Latest news: India Refuses Oil Trade with Venezuela Using 'Petro' Cryptocurrency
Yeah, well, India refused but maduro has other plans for El Petro. Even inside the country like economic zones etc. So it's not dead or wasted. There's gonna be progress some day


What other plans ? Dude I think you are mistaken. And no plans are for El petro. I don't know yet was it a scheme designed to collect money or launder them or make big companies (those so called investors) accountable to the government. We'll see soon I hope what comes of it

Here’s what I think comes next for El Petro: total shutdown. The process has already started: https://www.crowdfundinsider.com/2018/05/134268-venezuela-is-halting-imports-of-cryptocurrency-mining-equipment/



Title: Re: El Petro after Maduro’s re-election
Post by: apelopus on June 05, 2018, 12:54:31 PM
The guy above me didn’t bother with reading the whole article, and I don’t know about total shutdown, but mistakes were certainly made and Venezuela is under huge pressure nowadays coming from US and Latin America countries. In this situation there’s no way Maduro thinks about El Petro, I don’t believe he keeps it in mind at all.