Argentinian President Imitates Trump with 'Currency Issuance to Save the Country', A 'Feast of Politicians and Capital' for Retail Investors

From 'Presidential-level Scythe' to 'Retail Investors' Graveyard': The Cutting Method of LIBRA Surpasses TRUMP

Argentinian President Milei's LIBRA Coin, an 'evolution' of TRUMP Coin. TRUMP Coin at least lasted a few days before plummeting 80%, while LIBRA Coin completed the classic three-step process of 'Pump-Dump-Zero' in just a few hours, with its market value shrinking from $4.6 billion to $590 million, making it a 'Lightning Harvester'. Ironically, Milei deleted tweets and shifted blame, claiming he 'did not understand the project'.

2. Decoding the Standardized Process of 'Presidential-level Currency Issuance'

Step One: Riding on National Narratives. TRUMP played the 'America First' card, while LIBRA was packaged as a 'Plan to Revitalize the Argentinian Economy', but in reality, there wasn't even a white paper. Step Two: Insider Trading Strikes

TRUMP Coin had a mysterious wallet that bought in $5.9 million in the first minute; LIBRA was even harsher—three addresses had ammunition prepared hours before the presidential tweet was posted, with tweets sent out and bought instantly, accurately harvesting $20.18 million. Step Three: Liquidity Trap. The liquidity pool for LIBRA was only $45 million, yet it supported a market value of billions, with the team cashing out $107 million through the three maneuvers of 'Adding Liquidity - Removing Liquidity - Collecting Trading Fees', making it a textbook-level siphoning operation. 3. Why is 'Presidential Currency Issuance' More Dangerous Than Low-quality Projects?

- Dimensional Attack on Trust Endorsement

Ordinary low-quality projects might only post a photo with Elon Musk; the presidential account personally tweets the contract address, paired with dual-platform verification on Instagram, directly breaking through retail investors' psychological defenses—surely, the President of the country can't be lying, right?

- Systemic Risk Spillover

TRUMP Coin's crash dragged Bitcoin down by 6%, while the LIBRA incident caused losses of $2 million for institutional players like Solana ecosystem developer @tonykebot.

Legal Harvesting in a Regulatory Vacuum

The Trump family was reported to hold 80% of TRUMP tokens, and Milei's team cashed out over $100 million without accountability.

4. How to Identify 'Presidential-level Low-quality Projects'?

- Check Address Association. *If the token contract deployment time is earlier than the presidential announcement (like LIBRA), or if the team wallet has on-chain interactions with politically associated parties, blacklist them directly.

- Look at Liquidity Structure

Projects with a market value/liquidity ratio exceeding 100 times (LIBRA at 131 times) and over 80% of the tokens held by the top ten addresses (TRUMP’s top ten held 89%) are essentially highly controlled gambling operations.