The investigation into President Milei and the LIBRA scandal in Argentina is ongoing as Judge María Servini issues new directives. She has requested financial information from Milei and his sister, as well as frozen assets belonging to other associates. Federal authorities have identified bank footage suggesting possible illegal money laundering, leading to criminal charges being filed against President Milei. The controversy surrounding the LIBRA rug pull scandal, which occurred in mid-February, has engulfed President Milei in a wave of scrutiny from both the federal courts and legislative system. There are suspicions surrounding two associates who were seen making transactions at a bank in Buenos Aires soon after the meme coin crash, with their subsequent empty deposit boxes raising concerns. Judge Servini has expanded the investigation to include Milei's family, ordering an asset freeze for individuals linked to LIBRA and launching a probe into Milei and his sister Karina. While President Milei has denied involvement in the scandal, public skepticism grew following a potentially staged interview appearance. Despite these developments, the Argentinian crypto community remains resilient, receiving support from figures like Vitalik Buterin, and witnessing Bitcoin reaching record highs in the country.