The House of Deputies of Argentina approved an official investigation against Libra’s crashed memcoid, in which about 75,000 investors lost more than $ 280 million.

Legislators held a special meeting at which three resolutions were approved, designed to disclose the truth about the launch and collapse of the sensational memicine Libra. The first resolution implies the creation of an investigative commission to investigate the incident: 128 deputies voted for it, and 93 people against it, and 7 abstained.

Legislators also approved the interrogation of the senior officials of Argentina, including the head of the Cabinet of Ministers of Guillermo Francos (Guillermo Francos), Minister of Economics Luis Caputo, Minister of Justice Mariano Kuneo Libarona and the chairman of the commission on valuable securities Argentina Roberto Silva.

According to the third resolution, the executive authorities must provide detailed reports on the development of Libra and the role of the government in the promotion of memicin. These measures will be implemented, despite the resistance of some members of the ruling party “Freedom” (La Libertad Avanza).

The scandal with Libra erupted on February 14, when Argentina President Javier Milei advertised the token in the social network X, calling it the opportunity to raise the country’s economy. Memboin immediately increased by more than 3,000%, and after a few hours it collapsed by 90%. Miley deleted his post and stated that he did not know the details of the token. During the investigation, it turned out that some insiders, including Kelsier Ventures, could gain access to tokens and manipulate liquidity before the launch, making a profit more than $ 110 million.

In March, the Burwick Law Legal Company filed a collective lawsuit against Kelsier Ventures, Kip Protocol and Meteora, accusing them of investors deceit, market manipulation and fraud. The court documents indicate that the developers withheld 85% of the proposal of tokens, which allowed insiders to drain liquidity at launch, and retail investors were misleading promises of economic growth.