#2026年比特币行情展望 Trump sent a secret signal to oil companies: Venezuela is about to have big movements

American media revealed an interesting detail — about a month before the Maduro regime faced uncertainties, Trump had already been whispering to senior executives of oil companies. His message was clear but left room for suspense: "Be prepared." The implication was that Venezuela was about to change hands, and this was an opportunity.

How exactly it would change, Trump didn’t specify. But he later made it clear that he wanted to bring in a few major U.S. oil companies and invest billions of dollars to rebuild Venezuela’s oil infrastructure. It sounds promising, but the question is — have giants like ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips, and Chevron really had in-depth talks with the U.S. government?

According to investigations by major U.S. media, the answer is no. These three companies have not engaged in substantive discussions with the government about returning to Venezuela. Chevron is the most cautious, while the other two are still observing. This contradicts Trump’s statement that "I have already met with all the oil companies."

The White House, on the other hand, has pushed back, insisting that "all oil companies are ready," and even specifically sent the Energy Secretary and Secretary of State to communicate with the industry. It seems that the tug-of-war over Venezuela’s oil rights has just begun. Changes in U.S. energy policy often influence global commodity expectations and can impact the macro sentiment of digital asset markets.