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Argentine President Javier Milei gave his first public statements after the debacle of Libra, a crypto project he posted about on social media, before its price tanked, affecting thousands. Milei’s endorsement might have caused thousands to invest in this project, guided by a single media post. Milei stated that he shared what he knew about Libra, explaining that it was focused on providing financing to Argentine entrepreneurs who had no access to legacy structures. However, after his post, he noticed that there was negative attention surrounding Libra. In an interview with TN that was interrupted several times by Santiago Caputo, Milei’s political aide, the president stated: A whole series of negative comments started to appear and, in doubt, I decided to take down the tweet. I never delete tweets. But in that context, as noise was being generated, in doubt I said, “I’m leaving, I have to run.” Milei also rejected reports stating that more than 44,000 were affected by Libra’s downturn. He asseverated that in this number there were many bots, and that the truly affected only reached 5,000, with a very slim chance that Argentine citizens were involved. The Argentine president stressed that all the affected were aware of the risks when entering this kind of trade, calling them “volatility operators.” “They knew very well the risk they were taking. If you go to the casino and lose money, it’s your problem,” Milei declared. Milei noted that he did not endorse Libra and that he just shared it because he is a tech enthusiast who wanted Argentina to become a tech hub. Nonetheless, he acknowledged that this scandal taught him a lesson about the need to establish filters to limit access to him. Finally, Milei called for an investigation of his administration to clear him of any wrongdoing in this scandal. “This is the first time anyone has asked for an investigation. Davis himself says that I was not going to take anything. I have full confidence in my officials. Nobody paid me to share it,” he concluded. Read more: The Libra Incident: Examining Argentine President Javier Milei’s Confusing Token Endorsement and Its Destructive Aftermath 免责声明：本文章仅代表作者个人观点，不代表本平台的立场和观点。本文章仅供信息分享，不构成对任何人的任何投资建议。用户与作者之间的任何争议，与本平台无关。如网页中刊载的文章或图片涉及侵权，请提供相关的权利证明和身份证明发送邮件到support@aicoin.com，本平台相关工作人员将会进行核查。

Hong Kong has made a groundbreaking move by officially accepting Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) as valid proof of wealth for its Capital Investment Entrant Scheme (CIES) . This program allows high-net-worth individuals to apply for residency by providing a net worth of at least HK$30 million (approximately US$3.8 million) . While cryptocurrencies are now accepted for asset verification, they are not considered "permitted assets" for actual investment under the scheme. Applicants must convert their BTC or ETH holdings into qualifying investments within six months. This policy aligns with Hong Kong's broader push to establish itself as a global digital finance hub. To qualify under the CIES using Bitcoin or Ethereum, applicants must meet specific criteria: Two successful applications from mainland China have already been approved under this policy—one in October 2024 using Bitcoin and another in February 2025 using Ethereum. The inclusion of Bitcoin and Ethereum as recognized assets in Hong Kong's investment visa program could drive institutional and high-net-worth investor demand. This decision strengthens Bitcoin and Ethereum's credibility as legitimate financial assets, potentially influencing other jurisdictions to follow suit. Increased adoption of cryptocurrencies by regulatory frameworks typically leads to higher demand, reducing available supply on exchanges. Given the liquidity constraints in the Bitcoin and Ethereum markets, this shift could exert upward pressure on prices over time. Hong Kong has positioned itself as a leading digital finance hub by integrating crypto-friendly policies. With over 750 applications already submitted under the CIES program, a significant portion of new investors may consider utilizing Bitcoin or Ethereum, further embedding these assets within traditional financial systems. If other regions adopt similar policies, Bitcoin and Ethereum could see increased mainstream acceptance, reinforcing their long-term bullish outlook. Despite the positive outlook, several factors could limit the immediate impact of this decision: Market Volatility: Crypto’s price swings could deter investors who prefer stable assets for residency or investment programs. Conversion Requirement: Since applicants must convert their crypto into traditional financial assets, direct price impact on BTC and ETH may be limited in the short term. Regulatory Risks: Other financial hubs, such as Singapore, have taken a more cautious stance on crypto adoption. Future regulatory shifts could impact Hong Kong's position as a crypto-friendly jurisdiction. Hong Kong’s decision to allow Bitcoin and Ethereum as proof of wealth for its investment visa marks a milestone in the integration of digital assets into the financial system . While the short-term price impact remains uncertain due to conversion requirements, the long-term outlook remains bullish. Increased institutional adoption and mainstream recognition could solidify Bitcoin and Ethereum’s role in global finance, setting the stage for further price appreciation in the years ahead.

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