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Reward:

The Bureau is offering up to 1,000,000 $MBI for verified, on-chain information leading to the recovery of investor funds and the public accountability of Hayden Mark Davis and Kelsier Ventures.

Remarks:

Davis publicly admitted in a Coffeezilla interview to earning approximately $100 million from $LIBRA plus an additional $13 million in fees. He has characterized the collapse as "a plan gone miserably wrong" rather than an intentional rug pull. In November 2025, an Argentine federal judge ordered the freezing of all assets belonging to Davis after wallets attributed to him were estimated to hold between $100M and $120M.

Caution:

On February 14, 2025, Argentine President Javier Milei publicly promoted the $LIBRA token on X. The token spiked over 2,000% in 40 minutes, then collapsed after Milei deleted the post, generating an estimated $251 million in investor losses. Davis, as CEO of Kelsier Ventures, participated directly in the token's launch and market-making. Reports indicate that just under an hour after Milei posted a selfie with Davis from the Casa Rosada in late January 2025, a $507,500 transfer was made through Bitget. Prosecutors believe the transfers may represent indirect payments to government officials.

Coindesk and the Buenos Aires Herald reported on text messages in which Davis allegedly bragged he could "control" the Argentine president because he was sending money to Milei's sister Karina Milei (Davis denies sending these messages). A draft agreement recovered from a co-conspirator's phone outlines a three-installment payment of $5 million tied to Milei's promotional support. Davis was also linked to similar liquidity extraction from the $MELANIA token, where Bubblemaps reported a $100M removal. In October 2025, Davis was named in a class action alleging memecoins under his orchestration were part of a scheme using "weaponized fame to disarm diligence."