After the United States imposed an export ban on Venezuela, the country's energy sector faced unprecedented pressure. The restricted international trade environment forced Venezuela to adjust its oil production strategy. This change has implications for the global energy landscape, subsequently affecting commodity pricing, inflation expectations, and investors' risk asset allocation decisions. In the context of escalating economic sanctions, the restructuring of traditional energy supply chains may drive up costs, which could have ripple effects on energy-dependent industries—including high-energy-consuming sectors like cryptocurrency mining. Market participants need to closely monitor how such geopolitical risks reshape the global economic landscape.