The team behind the Libra Meme coin has allegedly discovered the launch of a meme coin with members of the Nigeria administration.
The company Calsier Ventures at the center of Javier Milei Meme Coin Condal has allegedly considering launching a meme coin on Solana (SOL) blockchain in collaboration with members of Nigeria administration.
While the Nigerian President said there is no direct proof connecting the project to the project, sources close to the case claim that some members of his team were involved. “The project was well advanced,” said an unknown source close to the situation The Big Whale,
Calsier Ventures made headlines after its participation in the Libra Mem coin launch. After Argentina President Xavier Mili promoted the coin on X, it touched more than 0 to $ 4 sky and shortly after 50 cents, which caused speculation about pulling a possible rug.
However, Hayden Davis, CEO of Calsier Ventures, denied the pump-end-dump allegations. He explained that the project team “sneezed” the coin to prevent others from doing so. He insisted that the project was not a scam, but a “plan was badly wrong,” is currently sitting in an account under its protection with approximately $ 100 million.
One in YouTube interview with coffeeThe names of many individuals, including Mauricio Novelly, manual Godoy and Kip Protocol, are central members of the team.
Davis also accepted her participation in the launch of Melania Trump Memcoin, which was also sneezed in the launch, like Libra. Blockchain analysts of Bubblemaps, an on-chant data provider, the first wallet associated with the manufacturer of Memcoin, was identified, who were also involved in transactions related to Libra coin.
For the project plotted by Calsier in Nigeria, it is not only likely to come due to negative presses after the incidence of Libra and Melania, but also due to the dreaded relationship of the country with Crypto. Nigeria has erupted on crypto activity in recent years, freezing more than 1,100 bank accounts of crypto traders in 2024 September in efforts to curb crypto fraud with its Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC).
