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I didn’t promote @BoredApeYC I shared it

Milei: I didn’t promote it, I shared it. “I acted in good faith and took a hit,” “Did the State lose money? No. Did Argentinians lose money? Maybe four or five at most. The vast majority of investors are Chinese and American.” “I shared this the same way I’ve shared hundreds of things. My tweet came just three minutes after the coin was created because I’m passionate about these things and found out about it. These are volatility traders who knew what they were doing.” “[Hayden Davis] proposed creating a structure to finance entrepreneurs who, due to informality, lack funding options. When Libra became public, I helped spread the word,” “It’s false that 44,000 people were affected—at most, it’s 5,000. The chances of there being Argentinians involved are very slim. These are highly specialized individuals in this type of financial instrument. Those who got involved knew the risks very well—they are volatility traders. This is a private matter between individuals, and they participated voluntarily,” “I didn’t promote it, I shared it. I did it because I’m a die-hard technoptimist. Any initiative that improves financing for tech entrepreneurs interests me. I made no mistakes because I acted in good faith. But when I look at the political repercussions, I realize I have something to learn. I need to understand that after becoming president, I continued acting like the same Javier Milei as before. Unfortunately, this situation shows me that I need to raise my filters and not make myself so accessible.” Speaking on TV

JUST IN: 🇦🇷 Argentina's President Javier Milei says he didn't promote a crypto scam coin. "I didn't promote it, I shared it."

I’m disgusted by the events that transpired over the past days surrounding $LIBRA. The people behind this project made substantial personal gains at the expense of many users, the ecosystem, and even an entire country. I hope the people responsible get what they deserve. I’m aware that the situation is still unfolding, so if you know of wrongdoing by *any* actor in the ecosystem, no matter how big or small, you should speak out. I’m also aware that some people may be in difficult positions, so my DMs are open in case I can help. This weekend’s incidents hurt especially as pump fun was built to explicitly tackle some of the issues that have been exposed over the past days. Most importantly, the fact that middlemen like “development teams” and market makers were involved is absurd - creating a memecoin should be so stupidly simple that anyone can do it. The mere existence of such actors means that anyone can easily be taken advantage of. When we created pump fun, from the very start, it set out to standardize, automate, and democratize coin creation to build in a baseline level of safety, simplicity, and fairness for every launch.