LIBRA Crypto In Trouble? Argentina’s President Demands Investigation
President Javier Milei’s probe into the LIBRA coin has left Argentina embroiled in a crypto crisis. It all began when Milei used social media to promote LIBRA, which caused its price to skyrocket. However, the token fell within hours, shocking investors and causing them to wonder what went wrong. Related Reading: As Crypto Fraud Expands, […]
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Amid the Libra token controversy, Internet investigator Coffeezilla interviewed one of the people behind the Viva La Libertad project to discuss its disastrous launch and collapse, Argentina President Javier Milei’s involvement, and the “scam” allegations against the project. Related Reading: Crypto Riches Under Fire—Pantera Capital Founder Probed Over $850M Gains Libra Creator Admits Sniper Allegations […]
Sir Richard Branson, the founder of Virgin Group, spoke with the President of Argentina on a variety of topics, including drug control, space flight and Bitcoin. According to President Mauricio, the British entrepreneur expressed interest in investing in Argentina. According to the president’s Facebook page, the president “was very interested in the talk as Branson, plus entrepreneur in areas related to new technologies, such as space flight and use bitcoin is entrepreneurial in humanitarian issues.” Macri was elected in 2015. As a former civil engineer, his interest in space flight and....
Mauricio Macri was sworn as the new president of Argentina on December 10, 2015. He confronts enormous economic challenges. He received a country with an inflation rate estimated at between 15 to 27 percent, foreign reserves at a ten-year low, plus a decade-long series of struggles with holders of defaulted debt. One of his highest priorities is to....
Argentina’s president is open to the idea of central bank digital currency but the country’s central bank head has rejected the idea. Argentina President Alberto Fernandez has indicated support for digital assets, asserting there is no reason to push back against the emerging asset class.During an interview with local media outlet, Caja Negra, on August 12, Fernandez responded to a question about whether he would consider exploring a central bank digital currency (CBDC), or even recognize Bitcoin as legal tender as El Salvador did earlier this year.“I don’t want to go too far out on a limb....