Maximiliano Ferraro, who chaired the investigative committee regarding the $LIBRA case in the Chamber of Deputies, made pointed remarks during an interview following revelations from a forensics analysis of the phone of Mauricio Novelli, a former employer of the libertarian and lobbyist for the cryptocurrency. This analysis apparently uncovered a suspected financial agreement linked to Javier Milei's support for the launch of the crypto token. Ferraro underscored the significance of these findings, which detailed a $5 million contract that was allegedly paid in three installments, highlighting a lack of transparency and trust surrounding the President's actions.

Ferraro further criticized the President's involvement by noting that approximately 36 individuals profited by $1 million each from this situation, which he characterized as a misuse of insider information that betrayed the trust placed in the President by many. He referred to past attempts involving KIP Protocol, which have also been documented in the final report of the investigating committee, suggesting a pattern of misleading practices in financial dealings. This raises questions about governance standards and the ethical responsibilities of public officials in the cryptocurrency space.

Lastly, Ferraro remarked that this scheme effectively acted as a scam, as the value of the token rapidly collapsed shortly after its debut, reflecting broader concerns about the regulation and oversight of cryptocurrency ventures. His comments indicate a growing apprehension regarding potential financial improprieties and the ramifications for the presidency as public trust continues to erode, demanding greater accountability in the regulation of emerging financial technologies.