LIBRA token co creator Hayden Davis claims he once bribed the sister of the Argentine president

According to CoinDesk, a key figure behind the Libra token boasted that he had already spent money to get into the core circle of Argentine President Javier Milei months before the scandal plagued and failed issuance of this meme coin. According to the reviewed text messages, Hayden Davis, CEO of Kelsier Ventures, claimed that he could "control" Milei because he had been making payments to Karina Milei, a heavyweight figure in Javier Milei's government and also the president's sister. Davis claimed in a text message in mid December last year that "I have control over that guy" and added, "If I transfer money to his sister, he will sign anything I say and act according to my wishes." It is unclear whether there were any monetary transactions between Davis and Milei's core circle before the release of Libra. In a text message in December last year, Davis claimed that he could have Milei promote the project on social media. Two months later, Milei's tweets about Libra fueled its skyrocketing price. But after discovering on chain evidence of suspicious transactions, Millay deleted it just five hours after posting the tweet, and by then Libra's price had already plummeted.