Argentina’s President Javier Milei introduced the LIBRA token to stimulate economic growth, sparking significant interest and ensuing controversy after a rapid decline in its value. Initially supported by Milei, the token’s value surged to $4 billion shortly after its launch, only to plummet shortly thereafter, igniting heated discussions among stakeholders.
Details on LIBRA Token and Its Developments
Hours after announcing his support for the LIBRA token on social media, Milei retracted his statement, claiming he lacked full details about the initiative. The abrupt drop in token value raised concerns among investors, leading to further scrutiny of the project and its implications for the Argentine economy.
Official Statements and Reactions
Following his initial endorsement, Milei clarified that he was supporting a private initiative with which he had no direct involvement. He expressed his frustration with political actors who exploit such situations, stating:
Javier Milei: “I shared a support post hours ago without knowing the details of the initiative. After obtaining more information, I decided to withdraw the announcement. My reaction against self-serving political actors raises questions about politicians’ behaviors.”
Leandro Santoro, a representative from the opposi…
