Argentina Freezes Hayden Davis’ Assets as LIBRA Probe Closes In on Milei’s Inner Circle

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So, it turns out Hayden Mark Davis, CEO of Kelsier Ventures, isn’t just having a great time with his LIBRA token launch – he’s now also the proud owner of a frozen bank account. You know, because that’s what happens when you get a little too close to President Javier Milei’s supposed crypto revolution. Oh, the drama! 😱

Argentina’s latest plot twist? A judge has decided to freeze Davis’ financial assets. Why? Because he’s allegedly tangled up with the LIBRA token project – and not in a good way. That’s right, things are getting icy for the guy who thought he could just throw around digital coins and get away with it. The freeze isn’t just on Davis – oh no, it’s also on two other fine gentlemen who were apparently hanging around with him during the whole crypto shindig. 🧊

The LIBRA Money Trail Gets Even Messier

Enter Marcelo Martínez de Giorgi, the judge overseeing this hot mess of a case. On Thursday, he waved his magic gavel and froze the assets of three people connected to the LIBRA launch. And not just a few coins here and there – we’re talking about freezing everything. Like, every.single.thing.

Oh, and don’t worry, the National Securities Commission was called in to alert every virtual asset service provider across Argentina. Because apparently, no one is safe from this financial freeze – and that includes you, crypto bros. 🤑

Who exactly is getting the cold shoulder from the courts? Well, besides Davis (who apparently has a few too many meetings with Milei at Casa Rosada), we’ve also got Favio Camilo Rodríguez Blanco, a Colombian who might be better known in the crypto scene, and Orlando Rodolfo Mellino, an Argentine who’s somehow 75 years old but still involved in this mess. 🧐

🚨 Breaking news: We found the wallets where Davis sent his post-Milei meeting payments (bitget/financiera, duh). These wallets belong to: Favio Camilo Rodríguez Blanco (a Colombian crypto whiz) and Orlando Rodolfo Mellino (your friendly 75-year-old Argentine).

– Martin Romeo (@MartinRomeo_) November 8, 2025

Why this sudden freeze? Apparently, federal prosecutor Eduardo Taiano was like, “Let’s lock everything down!” And, well, the financial investigation agencies backed him up, proving that the trio might be hiding or moving their digital assets. They also dropped some shocking info: those funds? They’re probably connected to some major fraud. 📉

Using Intermediaries to Hide the LIBRA Cash Flow – Classic Move!

Here comes the best part. Turns out, to really mess with the evidence, they used intermediaries. Because why not, right? It’s like using a decoy in a heist. According to investigators, there were wallets and accounts involved in some shady money-moving. We’re talking about cash that vanished into the ether – and no one is really sure who ended up with it. 🕵️‍♂️

One of the key players in the game of ‘hide the money’ is Favio Camilo Rodríguez Blanco, the known trader (because everyone knows a guy who does crypto, right?) who, surprise surprise, got almost $6 million from Davis. What did he do with it? Oh, just sent some of it off to people like Novelli and Terrones Godoy, two Argentine lobbyists. Simple stuff. 💸

New hot player in the LIBRA saga: Camilo Rodriguez Blanco, crypto guru and low-key financial ninja. He’s the one who received almost $6 million from Davis in February and sent some to Terrones Godoy and Novelli. Smooth, right?

– Fernando Molina (@fergmolina) November 10, 2025

And here’s the kicker: security cameras caught Novelli’s family withdrawing bags of cash from Banco Galicia right after the LIBRA collapse. Talk about a close call – I mean, who doesn’t love a good crypto scandal that gets caught on tape?

Oh, and Mellino, the 75-year-old legend, also played his part. He’s the one who, according to the latest investigation, helped Davis and some shady figures move money around. This is like a grandma helping you hide the cookies – except, you know, with $507,500 involved. 🤷‍♂️

What’s more, one of the transfers happened right after Milei posted a selfie with Davis. Less than an hour later, the $507,500 transfer was made via the Bitget platform. Coincidence? Probably not. 😅

The big question now: were these just regular transactions, or were they indirect payments to government officials? You know, the usual crypto confusion where money gets moved around and no one really knows where it went. It’s like a digital treasure hunt, except everyone’s too busy looking at their phones to find the map. 🗺️

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2025-11-12 01:48