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Ramiro Marra, a former member of Milei’s La Libertad Avanza party, highlighted the lack of crypto literacy among both the executive and legislative branches. According to Marra, most politicians in Congress are inexperienced in blockchain and digital assets, making any regulatory attempts risky.

The absence of knowledgeable appointees following the resignation of former Minister of Foreign Affairs Diana Mondino, who had a favorable stance on crypto, further compounds the challenge. Experts recommend that until the government fills this knowledge gap, most efforts to support Argentina’s crypto industry will likely need to come from private initiatives.

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