The Venezuelan economic system is undergoing a significant structural change that redefines how currency circulates in the country. According to the recent analysis by Asdrúbal Oliveros, director of Ecoanalítica, we are facing a radical evolution in the exchange rate architecture that has profound implications for the economy, the financial sector, and the daily lives of citizens. This transformation involves moving away from traditional fixed or controlled exchange rate systems toward a more flexible and market-oriented approach, which could lead to increased volatility but also greater economic stability in the long term. Understanding these changes is crucial for policymakers, investors, and the general public to navigate the upcoming economic landscape effectively.