Interpol red notice requested for LIBRA co-creator Hayden Davis in Argentina

An Argentinian lawyer asked for a Red Interpol opinion against Hayden Davis, the co-creator of the balance.

According to a March 12 report From the point of sale of the local media Página 12, the lawyer Gregorio Dalbon, known for having represented the former Argentine president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, submitted the request to the prosecutor Eduardo Taiano and the judge María Servini.

For those who do not know, an interpol Red opinion is essentially a global alert asking the law enforcement organizations around the world to temporarily locate and stop someone. Similar opinions have been requested in cases of high -level cryptography, especially for the Kwon of Terraform Labs.

In court documents, Dalbon considered that Davis had played a “central role” in the creation and promotion of the balanced token and posed a “procedural risk” because of its financial resources, “which could facilitate leak or hide.

Balance has become a national controversy After Argentinian President Javier Milei shared him on social networks a few minutes after his launch, fueling speculation that his approval contributed to his meteoric ascent.

However, the price of the token crashed shortly after, annihilating $ 4.4 billion in market capitalization and leaving many investors with heavy losses.

According to the Nansen blockchain analysis firm, 86% of balance merchants have lost money, amounting to 251 million dollars combined.

Critics allege Davis and other initiates Orchestrated a pump and smoke schemeAs the creators of the token would have held most of the food and sold their assets at the top.

Davis, for his part, has resurfaced recently after weeks of silence, announcing that he hired a legal representation and plans to deal with the case. His legal team includes Brian Klein of Waymaker Law, a well -known company that manages the cases of complex financial crimes involving the SEC and the United States Ministry of Justice.

In a press release, Davis held his innocenceSaying that he “wanted and only sought the success” of Balance and had no intention of defrauding investors, added the report of Página 12.

Meanwhile, Milei also has refused any reprehensible actInsisting that he “spread the word” to the token rather than promoting it officially.

As before reported By Crypto.News, last week, Taiano told local media that he intended to freeze around 110 million assets in the context of an in -law investigation into the involvement of Milei in the scandal of the balance.