The scandal related to the $LIBRA token, promoted by President Javier Milei on February 14, has triggered a series of legal and political repercussions both in Argentina and in the United States. Hayden Davis, the businessman linked to the case, has remained silent since last Monday, expressing concern for his safety and that of his family.
His lawyer, Yanina Nicoletti, has announced that they will present themselves before prosecutor Taiano next Monday to clarify the facts and protect Davis's reputation. Nicoletti has stated that her client seeks to point out the true culprits of the scandal, emphasizing that Davis's actions were misinterpreted and that he was also a victim of the situation.
In the midst of the investigation, which has led Judge María Servini to delegate the case to prosecutor Eduardo Taiano in Argentina, Davis's defense plans not only to respond to the accusations but also to present themselves as complainants before the Argentine justice system. However, Argentine authorities have been criticized for the lack of progress in the process, which has led the defense to take steps to expedite the investigation.
Meanwhile, in the United States, a lawsuit is being prepared against all those involved in the case, including the Argentine president. Davis, who has admitted to having made significant profits through automated operations using insider information, hopes to clarify the facts and cooperate with justice to determine the responsibilities surrounding the scandal.
Next Monday is expected to be crucial for the case, as Davis's defense will formally present itself before prosecutor Taiano. Despite the uncertainty about the implications of the scandal, Davis continues to cooperate with justice to clarify the facts and confront the responsibilities behind the controversy surrounding the $LIBRA token.
