Solana slides as Argentina’s president faces scandal for promoting a crypto token: CNBC Crypto World

Solana slides as Argentina’s president faces scandal for promoting a crypto token: CNBC Crypto World


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On today’s episode of CNBC Crypto World, a judge in Argentina reportedly investigates the country’s president after he promoted a cryptocurrency in a now-deleted post on X. Plus, FTX begins payouts to creditors as its bankruptcy saga winds down. And, Eric Chen of Injective Labs discusses what’s ahead for crypto investors.



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