And once again this interview confirms that Milei will make no money off this launch.
Which literally everyone reporting on this story just assumes otherwise with zero evidence.
Edicted bro, Ima blow your mind right now, you ready? Your dad is Argentinian. This is the only logical conclusion I can make at this point. His name is probably Mariano as well.
On the other hand, I gotta ask you my good friend. Have you looked up Milei's past crypto ventures? It's not his first dip of the toes. Which means he should have known better. In other words, even if he pocketed nothing (which seems to be true), he should have vetted the LIBRA team before posting a single thing about the project.
What say ye?
I would say this question is completely disconnected to what we were just talking about.
And also no, why would anyone ever vet a team?
You can vet a team and still be wrong in trusting them.
That is a centralized tactic.
It's the code and the distribution that need to be vetted.
I would argue that the distribution needs to be so rock solid that it would be almost impossible for someone in that type of leadership roll to give it the green light. Or rather not really impossible at all, but a distribution so good that we've never even seen such a thing before (like every single citizen of the country getting an airdrop).
It is shocking to me how easy it would be to make something great and people just... don't.
But to reiterate: this is a demand problem not a supply problem.
The people who supply the demand are not the problem.
The junkies are going to get their fix; I guarantee it.