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Donald Trump remains one of the most polarizing and influential figures in modern politics. From real estate mogul to reality TV star to the 45th President of the United States, his journey has been anything but conventional. Love him or hate him, Trump’s impact on global politics, media, and culture is undeniable. His bold rhetoric, unfiltered communication style, and controversial policies continue to spark debate and dominate headlines. Whether you're analyzing his business acumen or his political legacy, one thing is clear — Trump changed the game, and his story is far from over.
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#MileiMemeCoinControversy
The #MileiMemeCoinControversy erupted after Argentine President Javier Milei endorsed a cryptocurrency called $LIBRA, which later collapsed in what many suspect was a rug pull scheme. On February 14, Milei promoted the token as a private initiative to boost Argentina’s economy. The endorsement led to a surge in value, reaching a $4.5 billion market cap. However, within hours, the token plummeted by over 90%, wiping out millions in investor funds.
Amid public outrage, Milei deleted his post and distanced himself from the project, claiming he wasn’t fully informed. Opposition leaders have since filed lawsuits and called for impeachment, accusing him of fraud and ethical violations. The scandal, now called "Cryptogate," has shaken Argentina’s markets, with the S&P Merval index dropping in response. Investigations are ongoing, and the case raises questions about public officials endorsing risky financial assets.
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The #MileiMemeCoinControversy erupted after Argentine President Javier Milei endorsed a cryptocurrency called $LIBRA, which later collapsed in what many suspect was a rug pull scheme. On February 14, Milei promoted the token as a private initiative to boost Argentina’s economy. The endorsement led to a surge in value, reaching a $4.5 billion market cap. However, within hours, the token plummeted by over 90%, wiping out millions in investor funds.
Amid public outrage, Milei deleted his post and distanced himself from the project, claiming he wasn’t fully informed. Opposition leaders have since filed lawsuits and called for impeachment, accusing him of fraud and ethical violations. The scandal, now called "Cryptogate," has shaken Argentina’s markets, with the S&P Merval index dropping in response. Investigations are ongoing, and the case raises questions about public officials endorsing risky financial assets.
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Mileimeme Controversy:Milei backs away from LIBRA memecoin after 90% crash
Argentinian President Javier Milei distanced himself from the catastrophic launch on Friday of the Solana-based memecoin $LIBRA, which saw its market cap collapse from $4.5 billion to just $200 million within hours.
The token was initially promoted on Milei’s official X account and by Saturday investors were raising concerns about insider manipulation and the legitimacy of the token’s economic claims.
Milei’s account announced $LIBRA stating it was a “private project” aimed at boosting Argentina’s economy by funding small businesses.
The project’s website, hastily registered just hours before launch, provided little transparency beyond a Google Form for funding applications.
Milei backs away from LIBRA memecoin after 90% crash — ‘Not aware of the details’
Milei backs away from LIBRA memecoin after 90% crash — ‘Not aware of the details’
15 February 2025 at 17:21
Milei deleted his promotional post after the $LIBRA memecoin crashed by 90%.
Insiders cashed out $87M from $LIBRA just a few hours post-launch.
Argentinian President Javier Milei distanced himself from the catastrophic launch on Friday of the Solana-based memecoin $LIBRA, which saw its market cap collapse from $4.5 billion to just $200 million within hours.
The token was initially promoted on Milei’s official X account and by Saturday investors were raising concerns about insider manipulation and the legitimacy of the token’s economic claims.
Milei’s account announced $LIBRA stating it was a “private project” aimed at boosting Argentina’s economy by funding small businesses.
The project’s website, hastily registered just hours before launch, provided little transparency beyond a Google Form for funding applications.
Within three hours, on-chain analytics firm Bubblemaps identified that less than ten insiders had cashed out $87.4 million, with 82% of the token’s supply concentrated in a single cluster.
Large holders reportedly manipulated liquidity pools on Meteora to extract profits while retail investors were left holding the losses.
Kip Protocol, which according to its website operates in the decentralised AI space, has been the only project to explicitly say it is involved in the $LIBRA incident.
Its founder, Julian Peh, has pushed back against claims of insider trading, and claimed no funds have been sold.
“The funds are still on chain and not a single SOL will be moved,” Peh said.
According to Peh, his firm still plans on seeing Project Libertad (the project behind the $LIBRA memecoin) out, although he did not share any details.
Data from DexScreener shows a trading volume of over $1.1 billion since launch.
Milei later claimed he was “not aware of the details” and deleted his post.
This backpedaling has intensified scrutiny, especially given his past involvement in the Coinx World crypto scandal in 2022.
Before becoming president, Milei had endorsed Coinx, a firm later investigated for fraud and misleading investment promises.
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The token was initially promoted on Milei’s official X account and by Saturday investors were raising concerns about insider manipulation and the legitimacy of the token’s economic claims.
Milei’s account announced $LIBRA stating it was a “private project” aimed at boosting Argentina’s economy by funding small businesses.
The project’s website, hastily registered just hours before launch, provided little transparency beyond a Google Form for funding applications.
Milei backs away from LIBRA memecoin after 90% crash — ‘Not aware of the details’
Milei backs away from LIBRA memecoin after 90% crash — ‘Not aware of the details’
15 February 2025 at 17:21
Milei deleted his promotional post after the $LIBRA memecoin crashed by 90%.
Insiders cashed out $87M from $LIBRA just a few hours post-launch.
Argentinian President Javier Milei distanced himself from the catastrophic launch on Friday of the Solana-based memecoin $LIBRA, which saw its market cap collapse from $4.5 billion to just $200 million within hours.
The token was initially promoted on Milei’s official X account and by Saturday investors were raising concerns about insider manipulation and the legitimacy of the token’s economic claims.
Milei’s account announced $LIBRA stating it was a “private project” aimed at boosting Argentina’s economy by funding small businesses.
The project’s website, hastily registered just hours before launch, provided little transparency beyond a Google Form for funding applications.
Within three hours, on-chain analytics firm Bubblemaps identified that less than ten insiders had cashed out $87.4 million, with 82% of the token’s supply concentrated in a single cluster.
Large holders reportedly manipulated liquidity pools on Meteora to extract profits while retail investors were left holding the losses.
Kip Protocol, which according to its website operates in the decentralised AI space, has been the only project to explicitly say it is involved in the $LIBRA incident.
Its founder, Julian Peh, has pushed back against claims of insider trading, and claimed no funds have been sold.
“The funds are still on chain and not a single SOL will be moved,” Peh said.
According to Peh, his firm still plans on seeing Project Libertad (the project behind the $LIBRA memecoin) out, although he did not share any details.
Data from DexScreener shows a trading volume of over $1.1 billion since launch.
Milei later claimed he was “not aware of the details” and deleted his post.
This backpedaling has intensified scrutiny, especially given his past involvement in the Coinx World crypto scandal in 2022.
Before becoming president, Milei had endorsed Coinx, a firm later investigated for fraud and misleading investment promises.
#MileiMemeCoinControversy #ControversyExplained #GeopoliticalImpactOnBTC #MileiMemeCoinControversy #AIandStablecoins
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