The world of memecoins, once known for its chaotic fun and high-risk potential, has recently been shaken by the LIBRA scandal — an incident that may just be the wake-up call the crypto market needs.

What if this entire memecoin phenomenon isn’t just a gamble but a carefully rigged game? The latest fiasco involving Argentina’s president, Javier Milei, has revealed a deeper problem: one where a select few insiders seem to always win, leaving everyday investors in the dust.

LIBRA, the memecoin promoted by Milei, was hyped as a revolutionary token that would fund Argentina’s development. But as quickly as it rose, it fell — exposing how a small group of well-connected individuals may be manipulating the market from the shadows, using insider knowledge and tools to drain profits from unsuspecting traders.

The truth is, LIBRA is far from an isolated incident. It shines a light on a much larger issue within the memecoin space: a market full of scams, insider trading and unfair advantages. Whether it’s through carefully coordinated promotions or strategically timed market moves, the deck is stacked against retail investors.

In our latest video, we dive deep into the LIBRA scandal and uncover the dark forces at play in the world of memecoins. But what can be done to fix this broken system? Can the market be saved, or is it too late to make things right? Watch Cointelegraph's full video to find out, and join the conversation on how we can tackle this growing problem in the crypto world.