An Argentine federal judge has ordered the criminal investigation into President Javier Milei and his sister, Karina Milei, to be dropped over their roles in the LIBRA meme coin case, according to court records cited by Reuters. Argentine outlet La Nación had previously reported that prosecutor Eduardo Taiano requested the case be dismissed. The investigation began in February 2025 and focused on possible fraud tied to the issuance of the LIBRA token. Milei had promoted the token in a post on X, after which the token's price fell sharply. He later deleted the post and denied having any connection to the token.
An Argentine federal judge has ordered the criminal investigation into President Javier Milei and his sister, Karina Milei, to be dropped over their roles in the LIBRA meme coin case, according to court records cited by Reuters.
The judge was identified as Marcelo Martínez de Giorgi. Argentine media outlet La Nación had previously reported that prosecutor Eduardo Taiano requested that the case be dismissed.
The probe began in February 2025
The investigation started in February 2025 and examined possible fraud in the issuance of the LIBRA token.
Milei had promoted the token in a post on X. The token's price later plunged, after which Milei deleted the post and denied having any connection to the token.
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