Tony Guoga Validator of Meme Coin Scams Cashed in $21M Prior to Javier Milei Launch

You probably heard about Javier Milei's disastrous political mistake this weekend even worse than Pierre Poilievre backing Ukraine and saying, "Russia should not be welcomed back into the G7."

Javier Milei for some unknown reason backed a meme coin launched on Solana called Libra that reached a $4.5 billion market cap, before the project creators sniped the project for $100 million causing it to crash by 95.56%! They claimed that other snipers would have caused it to crash anyway!

Not many people realize that Tony Guoga of Sol Strategies Inc. (CSE: HODL) is one of the primary beneficiaries of meme coin scams by validating them. In the days prior to the launch of Libra, Tony Guoga cashed in by selling $21,325,282.79 worth of HODL shares.

Did Tony Guoga have advance knowledge that Libra was going to launch, and how it is likely to lead to an international ban of all meme coin launches?

Will he dump his remaining 40,480,068 HODL shares? This is a former Member of the European Parliament!

Tony Guoga publicly admitted on Instagram two weeks ago, "we are in the business of validating transaction."

Watch this shocking Coffee Zilla video about this weekend's meme coin disaster: