LIBRA probe stalls after crypto tracking software free trial expires
The investigatory body tracing LIBRA funds has let its crypto tracing software license expire and still requires a new subscription.
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The investigatory body tracing LIBRA funds has let its crypto tracing software license expire and still requires a new subscription.
Read more (2 min) →The advisory agreement between Davis and Milei was discovered on a suspect's phone during the country’s ongoing LIBRA investigation.
The contract, which was signed on January 30, stipulated that Hayden Davis would give unpaid blockchain advice “ad honorem.”
Minutes before the hearing, a new Libra Trust website went live that promised small Argentinian firms funding from LIBRA token profits.
The Viva La Libertad site reportedly lasted nine months before its owners either shuttered it or could no longer pay to keep it online.
The asset freeze facing Hayden Davis and two other crypto "intermediaries” is the latest in the Argentinian case probing the LIBRA scandal.
Javier Milei’s rise to power included regular praise for BTC and crypto in general but he’s failed to make much headway on policy proposals.
Hayden Davis finally has access to $58M worth of USDC, two weeks after a US judge dissolved a temporary restraining order.
Hayden Davis reportedly sent $1.27M worth of stablecoin USDC to an exchange address one day before LIBRA's launch.
Javier Milei published a decree today that states the investigative crypto unit has “fulfilled the task entrusted to it.”