Hi @crypto.piotr, I will start by citing what
@spirajn says
People save the people.
I think that is what happens in Venezuela among us somehow we are saving ourselves, we are people of easy adaptation and those who truly struggle to survive in this country of calamities will find a way to emerge.
There are currently other exchange houses such as https://cryptolocal.exchange/
https://capybaraexchange.com/
https://orinoco.io
All of them exchange several currencies. the only way you close them is for the government to order it.
However, knowing the behavior of the criminals who govern it is possible that they do not close them since they benefit from this kind of financial activity. All swap exchanges must stop by a bank.
Of course I must recognize that anything can be expected from this communist government. that affects the population
I am very sorry to read this news regarding Dash. I understand that in the capital of Venezuela that crypto was accepted in some shops.
But I can't say the same about the city where I live.
Regards
Lanzjoseg
RE: Crypto in Latin America: Blooming in adversity