Venezuela's 60 billion dollar "shadow reserve" in cryptocurrencies will become a key variable in short-term crypto market fluctuations. If assets are sold off, a massive influx of Bitcoin into the market could trigger a price plunge; if locked in for the long term, it could actually benefit the price due to reduced circulation.

In the geopolitical game, the United States is highly likely to intensify crypto regulation, pushing global exchanges to strengthen anti-money laundering measures and address tracing, putting pressure on anonymous trading tracks.
In the medium to long term, this case reinforces the "sanctions-resistant tool" attribute of cryptocurrencies. More sanctioned economies may follow suit, promoting further integration of crypto assets with traditional finance, and the positioning of Bitcoin as "digital gold" will become even more solid.