Argentinian presidential hopeful Javier Milei wants crypto votes
Pro-crypto Javier Milei will face off against Sergio Massa in Argentina’s presidential election on November 19.
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Argentina’s ‘pro-crypto’ presidential candidate may actually prefer the dollar
Javier Milei dubbed the central bank “a scam,” and said that “Bitcoin represents money’s return to its original maker: the private sector.”
Argentina’s leading presidential candidate sued for alleged crypto scam
Presidential favourite Javier Milei is being sued after he claimed that alleged Ponzi CoinX was “revolutionizing the way to invest to help Argentinians with inflation.”
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