MrDecentralize on Nostr: Javier Milei, the self-proclaimed enemy of central banking, is now backing an ...
Javier Milei, the self-proclaimed enemy of central banking, is now backing an Argentine meme coin to “boost the economy”—instead of embracing the hardest money ever created.
This comes after private meetings with Bukele, a leader who put Bitcoin on his country’s balance sheet and is now watching El Salvador’s bonds trade above par.
Milei had the blueprint for real monetary freedom. Instead, he’s rolling the dice on a token experiment.
So, was his libertarian revolution just a campaign slogan?
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2025-02-15 02:00:30Event JSON
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