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Regulators Blamed for LIBRA Memecoin Scandal

Regulators Blamed for LIBRA Memecoin Scandal

The controversy surrounding LIBRA, promoted by Argentine President Javier Milei, has sparked renewed debate among crypto experts about the regulation of memecoin markets.

Coin Bureau co-founder Nick Pakrin told Cointelegraph that regulators bear responsibility for Pump & Dump schemes. According to him, the surge in fraudulent coins linked to celebrities and politicians results from a regulatory vacuum created by agencies like the SEC.

“The ecosystem cannot regulate itself. Memecoins cannot remain an unregulated Wild West,” Pakrin emphasized.

The expert also noted that the fundraising model through ICO could have addressed the issue, but SEC measures have made this format nearly impossible.

Chainlink community member Zach Rynes stated that the current situation surrounding memecoins is a direct result of the historical failure and corruption of the Commission and former head Gary Gensler.

He argued that instead of helping the crypto industry navigate a complex regulatory environment, Gensler engaged in “unfair prosecutions of the industry’s top players.”

According to an analysis by Traders Union, most jurisdictions have yet to develop specific rules for memecoins. However, CoinFund President and former CFTC member Christopher Perkins noted that meme tokens are already regulated under existing laws.

The team behind LIBRA is also linked to the launch of the memecoin for U.S. First Lady Melania Trump — MELANIA.

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