Venezuela started the ICO of the Petro PTR, their oil backed cryptocurrency. What is the Petro? What is its goal? Should you invest in it? What do I think about it? Questions answered in the video.

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28 COMMENTS

  1. Well the oil is in the ground BUT are proven reserves by the OEC……so if you own say 100 thousand petros you could conceivably trade the barrels on the spot market. Also if they privatize the oil exploration, you could conceivably own part of the profits from that company.?

  2. Petro is backed by tangible asset.A tangible asset is an asset that has a physical form. Tangible assets include both fixed assets, such as machinery, buildings and land, and current assets, such as inventory. (Oil)Bitcoin/Ethereum and any of its offspring are the opposite of a tangible asset is an intangible asset. Nonphysical assets, such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, goodwill and brand recognition, are all examples of intangible assets.

  3. I have family living there now. Inflation is closer to 99.5% not 96%. The petro dollar is back by a government famous for printing money, screwing it's citizens and ignoring human rights. This is worse than bitconnect.

  4. I respect your videos, but I feel you should not directly or indirectly (morally) support people to invest in a currency that is coming from a dictator himself. Investing in this currency is supporting the dictator and therefore reducing the chances of Venezuelan people to democracy. Period. – From a Venezuelen.

  5. Men I saw that you used a website to see what was the devaluation of the bolívar. That value you saw there isn’t the reality . Actually in Venezuela they can’t not freely change their currency into other currencies like dollars, so that exchange rate you saw it’s rate issued by the government and almost no body , just a few people can access to that exchange rate that the government gives. The actually rate of the dollar it’s managed by a black market, that it’s the only way that average people can access to foreign currency. This exchange rate of the black market , its almost 10 times more expensive that the one given by the government.

  6. The preto my dear friend is made to perform the largest money laundering in the history of terrorism and drug trafficking. the international organized crime will use this platform at pleasure in exchange for oil and minerals without any control. It sounds exaggerated, but believe me, it's like that.

  7. As a Venezuelan i tell you if you want to loose money invest it, if you want to support a comunist dictador go ahead, its not a simple Crypto its just a new bond to avoid international sanctions

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