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President Milei: 'I didn't promote, I just shared information'
Summary
- President Javier Milei claimed he only shared information rather than promoting the Argentine memecoin LIBRA incident.
- The president revealed that losses to Argentina were minimal, with most investors being from China and the United States.
- He stated that investors were traders who were well aware of the volatility when participating.
President Javier Milei, who has been identified as being behind the Argentine memecoin LIBRA incident, stated that he only shared information rather than promoting it in response to criticisms directed at him.
According to cryptocurrency specialized feed db on the 17th (local time), Argentine President Javier Milei responded to community criticism about promoting the memecoin, saying "I didn't promote it, I just shared (the news)."
He further claimed, "Argentina didn't suffer any losses, and only four or five Argentine citizens incurred losses. Most investors were Chinese and American. Those involved in this incident were traders betting on volatility, who were well aware of the risks and participated voluntarily."
President Milei is currently indicted on fraud charges related to the LIBRA memecoin incident.
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