tldr; New forensic evidence in Argentina’s LIBRA crypto scandal links President Javier Milei more closely to the token’s launch than he has publicly admitted. Investigators found call logs, WhatsApp messages, and a draft $5 million payment agreement tied to his public support, plus reports of earlier payments from businessman Mauricio Novelli. After Milei posted LIBRA on X, the token briefly hit a $4.6 billion market cap before crashing over 90%, with estimated investor losses of $251 million.
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tldr; New forensic evidence in Argentina’s LIBRA crypto scandal links President Javier Milei more closely to the token’s launch than he has publicly admitted. Investigators found call logs, WhatsApp messages, and a draft $5 million payment agreement tied to his public support, plus reports of earlier payments from businessman Mauricio Novelli. After Milei posted LIBRA on X, the token briefly hit a $4.6 billion market cap before crashing over 90%, with estimated investor losses of $251 million.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
This has never happened before, and here we go again