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The Argentine congressional committee accused President Milei of being involved in the $LIBRA cryptocurrency scam

According to The Block, the Argentine Congressional Investigation Committee has released a final report accusing President Javier Milei of providing key cooperation in the $LIBRA cryptocurrency collapse and suggesting that Congress evaluate whether it constitutes misconduct.The report shows that Milei promoted the $LIBRA token on his personal social media accounts, after which 8 wallets associated with the Libra team cashed out $107 million, resulting in losses for 114,410 investor wallets. This 200-page report is titled "$LIBRA is Not an Isolated Incident" and reveals a series of systemic issues. The investigation found that the Milei government also promoted a cryptocurrency called the KIP protocol, which experienced a liquidity pool being drained after its launch in December 2024.The committee believes this indicates the government's intention to bypass regulatory bodies such as the National Securities Commission (CNV). Currently, Milei and Libra founders, including American entrepreneur Hayden Davis, are facing judicial investigations in Argentina and a class-action lawsuit filed by Burwick Law in New York. Milei has denied any wrongdoing and disbanded the special investigative task force established by his office in May, after a judge had previously ordered the Argentine Central Bank to unfreeze the bank accounts of the president and his sister, Karina Milei.

An Argentine judge has ordered the freezing of assets related to the Meme coin LIBRA supported by President Milei

According to Cryptopolitan, Argentine judge Marcelo Giorgi has ordered the freezing of assets related to the scandal involving the meme coin LIBRA, supported by President Milei. An indefinite "prohibition order" has been imposed on the property and financial assets of Hayden Davis and two cryptocurrency operators (Argentinian Orlando Mellino and Colombian Favio Rodriguez). The cryptocurrency wallets of these two operators have shown suspicious activity and are currently under judicial review.Federal prosecutor Eduardo Taino requested this measure, supported by a technical report from departments related to financial investigations and illegal asset recovery, which recommended filing charges against the three individuals. The judge determined that the case met the criteria for reasonable suspicion and risk of delay, approving the asset preservation request, resulting in investor losses of approximately $100 million to $120 million.The judge emphasized that the prohibition order is only valid for a strictly necessary period and ordered notification to the National Securities Commission, expanding the scope of the asset freeze to all relevant platforms within Argentina. Additionally, the prosecution found that 42 minutes after Milei tweeted a selfie with Davis, Davis transferred $507,500 via Bitget, and these transfers may constitute indirect bribery.

Argentine President Milei: Has not promoted but only shared cryptocurrency information

ChainCatcher news, Argentine President Milei stated on a television program: "I acted in good faith, and the result was a setback. Did the country lose? No. Did Argentinians lose? At most four or five. The vast majority of investors are Chinese and Americans.I share this information just like I have shared hundreds of things before. My tweet was sent three minutes after the creation of the currency because I am passionate about these matters and I understand them. These people are volatility traders who know what they are doing.Saying that 44,000 people were affected is false; at most, there were only 5,000. The likelihood of Argentinians being involved is very small. These are all very professional people in this type of financial instrument. Those who participated are very clear about the risks they are taking ------ they are volatility traders. This is a private matter between individuals, and they participated voluntarily.I did not promote LIBRA; I merely shared information about LIBRA. I did this because I am a firm technological optimist. Any initiative that can improve financing for tech entrepreneurs attracts me. I did not make a mistake because I acted in good faith. But when I saw the consequences, I realized that I still have a lot to learn. I need to understand that after becoming president, I must still act as I did before. Unfortunately, this situation made me realize that I need to raise my standards and not be so easily accessible."
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