Argentine judge drops criminal probe of President Milei over LIBRA token

The dismissal turns on a legal threshold rather than a factual exoneration: the judge found no statutory crime and no criminally significant deception, leaving the promotional conduct and the token's collapse unaddressed as a matter of law. That distinction matters for how political and reputational risk around token endorsements is priced, since civil or electoral exposure can persist where criminal liability does not. The open question is whether this ruling becomes a reference point for other jurisdictions weighing how far promotional statements about tokens can go before they cross a legal line.