Agree my friend,,, I think one of the bad things about my experience short as it may be in crypto is that I have become much too skeptical for my own liking. Everything is viewed with suspicion and with pessimism.

But you are right. Venezuela has been in deeper trouble than El Salvador, maybe even now he learns his own mistakes with random alt blockchain and realizes he can bypass sanctions with BTC. That would definitely eff up USD.

That's good news, especially in Venezuela, We know Venezuela is a country that is very concerned about the economy, because Bitcoin is so well received there, they were able to recover from the economic woes slowly but surely.

I believe that one day Venezuela can become a super country in every way, especially in Bitcoin adoption, what's more with the existence of a regulatory system at the airport Bitcoin users can pay directly with Bitcoin, an convenience for the Venezuelan people.

I read more here:Bitcoin Daily: Venezuela's Simon Bolivar Int'l Airport to Accept Crypto for Flights; BitPay, Wix to Team on Crypto Payments about the news.

On the other hand, this is indeed a positive news, but on the other hand, the negative side is that the Venezuelan government is avoiding economic problems that they should solve first rather than start over. Even though Bitcoin is a solution, if it is based on linking the airport alone it will not completely fix the problem of the severity of the economy which continues to soar badly from year to year.

Then from a macroeconomic perspective, most Venezuelans prioritize leaving their country and looking for work abroad. For example in my place there is a group of Venezuelan immigrants who have lived here for almost 2 years without any reason to return to their country. The problem that makes them not want to return is the level of income which is much less which cannot cover their needs there.

So the Venezuelan government must not walk away from its responsibility to solve the problems they have started.

I see that a new race is slowly beginning - who will be the first to introduce the possibility of bitcoin turnover. The most interesting thing is who is on the leaderboard now.

Just one quick search already revealed that this information has made headlines. Indeed, Venezuela's airport announced its preparations fro accepting BTC, link here.

Though at this current moment there is no mention about the economic instability in the whole of the country, just that it is looking at it but still given the economic struggle I'd imagine this would take years to implement if it really was to go ahead 

That's what I also think, that it's too early for Venezuela to be able to stabilize its economy. They take a long time and indeed this is a sustainable stage or Venezuela will just miss and have no economic direction going forward. They have many tasks that must be completed, especially the government which if possible should be overhauled and put forward the goal of improving infrastructure development as a whole.

It is because of the quest to finding a lasting solution to the economic problem facing the country that is why the government of Venezuela has decided to adopt Bitcoin to help strengthen the economy and also serve as a means for job creation for its growing population.

Venezuela does have a National Criptocurrency Treasury (see https://www.tcv.com.ve/), but it is more related to finding ways that the government of Venezuela can use to bypass sanctions through crypto. Due to this, likely Venezuela does hold some bitcoins, although I have not been able to find any information that details any of these BTC holding, if they indeed do exist.

I wouldn’t precisely expect too much transparency here though, nor would I expect the holdings to be significant. I’d even hypothesize with their being more shifted over to personal pockets than in control of any national treasury over there.

This is good news because bitcoin can be used for transactions directly without having to exchange to fiat, it has been proven that blockchain and bitcoin transactions are more effective so they are feasible to use directly like at the airport.

Venezuela never disappoints when it comes to making the right crypto news. Now they have the aviation industry accepting crypto (bitcoin) which brings it closer to other countries as they are likely chances of where the planes go to or come from will have a bitcoin merchant that will be a place of exchange which means air bitcoin is going places. Am just hoping that the crypto is being used for legal stuff and not being used to paint a bad image of it.