Javier Milei News

A recent spate of scandals have dampened retail sentiment on memecoin trading.

Token listing announcements stir up hype, but data shows a majority of tokens sell-off once listed.

California Democratic Party Representative Sam Liccardo is preparing to introduce the MEME Act, which would ban the issuance of memecoins like TRUMP by public officials.

Argentina's Libra scandal continues to unfold, and Bitcoin’s two-month crab walk has raised “price suppression” concerns among industry leaders, such as Samson Mow.

Solana memecoin scams and rug pulls are driving capital outflows to Ethereum and Arbitrum as user activity declines, but analysts say it may benefit Solana long-term.

Javier Milei, the President of Argentina, has arrived in the United States as the LIBRA scandal continues to unfold.

Over 13,000 investors in the LIBRA memecoin endorsed by Argentine President Javier Milei lost a combined $251 million, according to blockchain research firm Nansen.

Historical data supports an explosive ETH price rally in 2025, but the first step in this journey could be swift return to cycle lows.

The launch of the LIBRA token has sparked controversy in the Solana ecosystem, seeing Meteora co-founder Ben Chow resign and Jupiter launch an investigation.

Some in the crypto community are outraged about the lack of legal clarity around memecoins like Libra, which collapsed soon after endorsement by Argentine President Javier Milei.

Argentine media reports that Hayden Davis, a figure linked to the Libra token, boasted about paying Javier Milei’s sister for the president to share details of the memecoin.

The ratio of SOL to ETH is reversing course after reaching record highs in January amid memecoin scandals.

Solana price plummets as a drop in onchain activity, declining DApps TVL and looming SOL token unlocks approach.

This week, the Libra memecoin sparked an international scandal involving the president of Argentina. To understand it, one must look back to June 2024.

Argentine President Javier Milei claims he didn’t “promote” the LIBRA token — as fraud lawsuits filed against him have claimed — arguing instead that he merely “spread the word” about it.