Argentine President Millet responds to the LIBRA incident: only sharing without promotion, mainly affecting foreign investors

Foresight News, according to db report, Argentine President Javier Milei said on the TV program, "I acted in good faith, and the result was hit. Did the country lose money? No. Did Argentines lose money? At most four or five. The vast majority of investors are Chinese and Americans. I share this information, just like hundreds of things I have shared. My tweet was sent three minutes after the currency was created, because I was enthusiastic about these things, and knew it. These people are volatility traders, and know what they are doing. It is false to say that 44000 people were affected, and only 5000 people at most. The possibility of involving Argentines is very small. These are people who are very professional in this kind of financial instrument. Those involved are very aware of the risks they bear - they are volatility traders. This is a private matter between individuals, and they voluntarily participated Javier Milei said, "I didn't promote LIBRA, I just shared LIBRA information. I did it because I am a staunch technical optimist. Any initiative that can improve financing for tech entrepreneurs attracts me. I didn't make any mistakes because I acted in good faith. But when I saw the consequences, I realized that I still had a lot to learn. I need to understand that even after becoming president, I will still act like before. Unfortunately, this situation made me realize that I need to raise my screening standards and no longer be so easily accessible