Argentina’s Meme Coin Scam? $100M, Insider Trading & Presidential Fallout

What happens when the president of a country tweets a meme coin into existence?

On February 14th, 2025, Argentine President Javier Milei posted about a new token called Libra — claiming it would support the nation’s economy and fund small businesses. Overnight, the coin surged to a multi-billion dollar market cap. And then — just as fast — it all came crashing down.

Milei deleted his tweet.
Insider trading allegations surfaced.
Over $100 million vanished.
And now, Argentina’s president could be charged with fraud and faces possible impeachment.

But here’s where it gets crazy:
I received a message from someone claiming to have launched the coin — offering to hand me the keys to the missing $100 million.

This episode takes you deep into a global crypto scandal. We tracked the money, confronted the players behind it, and even uncovered links to Melania Trump’s meme coin, sniping bot rings, and a crypto empire built on shady insider games.

This isn’t just about one rug pull. It’s about how meme coins are weaponized, how platforms silently profit, and how regular people always lose while insiders extract millions.

Is Argentina’s meme coin just the tip of the iceberg?

Let’s dive into the truth.

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