Argentina

Crypto influencer SolJakey has disclosed that he was forced to flee the country due to death threats following the controversial launch of the $LIBRA token.

President Javier Milei might be the first President to be under scrutiny and now investigation for promoting and misleading his people to purchase a fraudulent memecoin

El Salvador and Argentina have signed an agreement to collaborate on cryptocurrency regulation and innovation in Latin America. The deal aims to share expertise, boost crypto growth, and strengthen the regulatory framework for digital assets in both countries.

A fraudulent crypto scheme has deceived thousands in San Pedro, Buenos Aires, with promises of high returns, leaving investors unable to withdraw funds and facing potential financial ruin.

Argentina’s authorities have dismantled a major smuggling network involved in Bitcoin mining hardware and money laundering. The operation resulted in significant seizures and arrests, as the government intensifies its crackdown on illegal crypto activities across the nation.

Buenos Aires introduces blockchain education into high schools through a partnership with ETH Kipu Foundation, marking Argentina's commitment to digital innovation despite ongoing economic challenges.

Argentina requires crypto exchanges to apply for operating permits, enhancing regulatory oversight and aligning with international standards against financial crimes.

According to news from Argentina’s El Nacion on the 18th, the Argentine President’s Office officially announced that Julio Garro, the deputy sports minister, has been dismissed from his post due to his recent remarks calling on Messi and the Argentine football team to apologize to the public for the racial discrimination controversy.

根据阿根廷《民族报》18日消息，阿根廷总统办公室正式宣布，体育副部长胡里奥加罗因近期呼吁梅西和阿根廷足球队就种族歧视争议向公众道歉的言论，已被解除职务。

With Argentina's economy plummeting and its people suffering from the sky-rocket inflation, what would President Javier Milei do? Is Cryptocurrency his best bet?