Deep潮 TechFlow News, November 11th, according to Cryptopolitan, Argentine federal judge Marcelo Giorgi has frozen assets related to the LIBRA coin scandal supported by President Milei. The judge issued a “prohibition of innovation” order against Hayden Davis and two cryptocurrency operators regarding their properties and financial assets.
Investigations revealed that Davis transferred $507,500 via Bitget just 42 minutes after President Milei posted a selfie tweet. The case involves alleged fraud resulting in investor losses of approximately $100 million to $120 million. The frozen assets also include Argentine Orlando Mellino and Colombian Favio Rodriguez, who are suspected of participating in cryptocurrency-to-fiat currency exchange operations.
Court documents show that Davis once sent a text message boasting about his influence, claiming, “I transferred money to his sister, and he signed what I told him and did as I asked.” The case is accused of being a coordinated pump-and-dump scheme combining deceptive promotion and secret market manipulation.
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Argentine judge freezes assets related to LIBRA coin supported by President Milley
Deep潮 TechFlow News, November 11th, according to Cryptopolitan, Argentine federal judge Marcelo Giorgi has frozen assets related to the LIBRA coin scandal supported by President Milei. The judge issued a “prohibition of innovation” order against Hayden Davis and two cryptocurrency operators regarding their properties and financial assets.
Investigations revealed that Davis transferred $507,500 via Bitget just 42 minutes after President Milei posted a selfie tweet. The case involves alleged fraud resulting in investor losses of approximately $100 million to $120 million. The frozen assets also include Argentine Orlando Mellino and Colombian Favio Rodriguez, who are suspected of participating in cryptocurrency-to-fiat currency exchange operations.
Court documents show that Davis once sent a text message boasting about his influence, claiming, “I transferred money to his sister, and he signed what I told him and did as I asked.” The case is accused of being a coordinated pump-and-dump scheme combining deceptive promotion and secret market manipulation.