Here comes another big show.

On January 6th, the new American leadership announced that the interim government of Venezuela will deliver 30 to 50 million barrels of oil to the United States. This oil will be sold at market price, and the proceeds will be "regulated" by the U.S. side, claiming to benefit the peoples of both countries.

It does sound quite shocking. But upon closer reflection, this trading mechanism might actually be a good thing for ordinary Venezuelans. Why? Because the oil resources are directly used for market transactions rather than being absorbed internally by the ruling elite—this time, the flow is restricted and at least more transparent.

This case is quite interesting. It reflects a phenomenon: international political upheavals can directly influence energy market prices, which in turn affect global asset allocation. For investors paying attention to macroeconomic trends, such geopolitical events are often key triggers for market volatility. Fluctuations in energy prices, exchange rates, and capital flows—all these indirectly impact the trends of digital assets.