Hey I hope you are right for the sake of people who would benefit from working systems. However I dont think it can only be done exclusively for PTR, it would have an open attitude towards all crypto for the reason an open market is always best to sort through positive and negatives concepts and discard the non working quickly.
If crypto is done only with a large bias it could end up as a failure there. Many do not regard any crypto which has bias towards select individuals as properly implemented. If somehow they make it work anyway then ok, I guess thats to their benefit but also I expect an unbalanced system to shake itself apart and not be a useful addition to the economy
Also venezuelan oil is heavy oil mean specific technics are require to make gazoline, and those rafineries are in united states, also the oil venezuela production fall from 3 millions barrells to 1.4- 0.7 million, as venezuela exchange trade balance is 90% dependant on oil sells, the situation is not going to change without external help.
Finaly even if the oil is there, It will require years to build oil facilities, and who's gonna supply materials ? who's money ?
Really that could be the most important question, if Russia or China were to be able to refine the oil that Venezuela has then at least that end of the problem is solved for them. They just have to handle the production side, I have heard Russian personal will be deployed to Venezuela to ensure production continues and the country can meant its payment obligations
How the worlds largest reserve nation for oil comes to have such a problem when its entirely foreseeable has to be some appalling planning, even excluding every other reason this is enough reason for resignation and would be patriotic imo but these people never go easily or with any larger regard for others sadly
I do know India has developed a large capacity to refine crude oil and I guess they are a potential customer, they have little oil of their own to process. However they are already a main customer to Iran who are not lacking in capacity so it would come down to competitiveness. I also believe the world economy is not growing as fast as it could or should be, generally this is bearish for oil pricing but efficiency is always bullish