Jupiter responds to LIBRA event: Did not participate in the issuance of LIBRA in any form
Jupiter responds to the LIBRA controversy: Several members of the Jupiter team learned directly from Kelsier Ventures about two weeks ago that there would be a token project related to Argentine President Javier Milei. Initially, we were not sure of its authenticity, but then saw credible evidence in public tweets from Milei's personal account proving he was serious. This is all the information known by Jupiter. We are completely unaware of any transactions between Milei himself and market makers, nor have we participated in any form. In the memecoin circle, rumors about some kind of "Argentine coin" being issued have long been an open secret with many related tweets already made public. However, out of adherence to confidentiality principles, Jupiter has not discussed this matter at any online or offline occasion. Furthermore, no member of the Jupiter team has ever received any LIBRA tokens or related compensation. The product developers on the Jupiter team did not know in advance about LIBRA's release date, time or contract address (CA). Only Meow knew it was going to launch on release day but he didn't know either contract address or specific time and did not participate in it either. He was even in Tokyo at that time and missed the release.
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