Judicial documents reveal that the Libra token scam may involve a deal to pay Argentine President Milley $5 million.

PANews reported on March 15 that, according to Argentine media El Destape, a previously unpublished document extracted from the phone of intermediary Mauricio Novelli reveals that a $5 million payment agreement was drafted for the LIBRA cryptocurrency project, with most of the funds allegedly related to the support of Argentine President Javier Milei.

The documents show that the agreement consists of three payments: an initial payment of $1.5 million (in tokens or cash); a second payment of $1.5 million on the condition that Miley announces Hayden Davis as her advisor on social media; and the final $2 million to be paid after Miley and her sister Karina Milei sign a government consulting contract on blockchain or AI in person.

The document was created on February 11, 2025, three days before Millais posted the related tweet, sparking the $LIBRA controversy. The report also states that "H" likely refers to Hayden Davis, CEO of Kelsier Ventures, who met with Millais and his sister at the Argentine presidential palace before the incident. The document, allegedly obtained from a forensic examination of the relevant equipment by the Argentine prosecutor's technical investigation department, has become a key clue in the local "crypto scandal" investigation.