New forensics revive the $LIBRA case; watchdogs ask a judge to summon Milei
A federal-police report finds the token's supply concentrated in one address; Inecip and Cipce seek Milei's indagatoria
Summary
The $LIBRA criminal case sharpened in June 2026. A Federal Police technical report signed 21 May found the Libra Token had a single total-generation event on Solana with initial supply concentrated in one address — corroborating the rug-pull hypothesis — while a separate forensic report concluded a businessman manipulated phone text describing a supposed US$5m promotion deal. On 18 June, amicus entities Inecip and Cipce asked federal judge Martínez de Giorgi to summon Javier Milei to an indagatoria for "negotiations incompatible with public office." Prosecutor Eduardo Taiano had already imputed Milei; the case also targets Karina Milei and the token's creators. The thread runs alongside the Adorni concealment case.
By the numbers
- 21 May 2026 — date the PFA technical report was signed.
- 1 — address holding the token's concentrated initial supply.
- US$5m — value of the disputed promotion deal in the forensic report.
Why it matters
A sitting president facing a request to be questioned in a fraud case is rare and politically combustible. Forensic corroboration of the rug-pull narrative moves the matter from political attack to evidentiary weight, threatening Milei and his sister at the apex of the government.
What to watch
- Whether the judge summons Milei or his sister to an indagatoria.
- Any indictment of Karina Milei or the token's creators.
- US civil suits and extradition questions over the creators.