He goes on to clarify, “Did the State experience losses? No. Were Argentinians affected? Perhaps only four or five. The majority of investors are from China and the U.S.”

He further explains, “I shared this just like I have shared countless other things. My post was only three minutes after the coin was launched because I’m genuinely interested in such matters. These are savvy traders who fully understood

their actions.”

Milei adds, “[Hayden Davis] suggested creating a funding structure for entrepreneurs lacking financial options due to informality. When Libra launched, I assisted in spreading the word.”

“It’s not true that 44,000 were impacted—at most, it was 5,000. The likelihood of Argentinians being involved is quite low. Participants were highly specialized individuals familiar with this financial instrument. Those who engaged

understood the risks—they are experienced volatility traders. This is a private issue between consenting individuals,” he

emphasizes.

“I didn’t promote it, I shared it out of my enthusiasm for technology. Any development that supports financial opportunities for tech entrepreneurs catches my interest. There were no errors in my actions since I acted in good faith.

Reflecting on the political implications, I recognize the need for growth. I must comprehend that, despite being president, I continued to operate as the Javier Milei of the past. This circumstance highlights the importance of being more

discerning and not as accessible.”

Discussing this on television.