Argentina's President Javier Milei Faces Investigation Linked to LIBRA Scandal
06.03.2025 04:02
Argentine President Javier Milei is under investigation for alleged ties to the LIBRA token, which he promoted to boost the local economy. Prosecutor Eduardo Taiano is seeking to freeze assets and recover evidence linked to the case, including deleted social media posts by Milei. LIBRA had surged to a $4.5 billion market cap before its abrupt collapse, raising suspicions of a pump-and-dump scheme. As part of the ongoing investigations, attorneys have filed fraud charges against Milei, who has garnered support for his libertarian economic policies. However, his history with cryptocurrency has drawn scrutiny, especially following previous lawsuits relating to misleading crypto promotions. The developments raise concerns about the future value and credibility of the LIBRA token and similar meme coins.
The ongoing investigation and allegations may further depress LIBRA's market price, which is already unstable.
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