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Charles Hoskinson plans to meet with Argentina President Javier Milei to discuss how blockchain can rewrite global economic and political systems.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson will meet with Argentina President Javier Milei in October to discuss the cryptocurrency economy.
Hoskinson is heading to Tech Forum Argentina to discuss the future of blockchain in a conversation with the Argentine president planned for Oct. 19, the Cardano founder told Cointelegraph in an interview.
In the upcoming meeting, Hoskinson expects to discuss blockchain’s potential to transform global economic, political and social systems.
He said he would also raise questions about the values and needs of Argentina in the context of technology, whether the country should create a central bank digital currency (CBDC) and what kind of partners it has to rebuild the economy.
We’ve had many discussions with his administration, and I’m going to meet him probably on the 19th, but at some point, if not then within that time frame, we’ve been discussing with people that work with him and forum what blockchain’s future is going to look like,” Hoskinson said. He added:
“It’s not a Cardano only conversation, there’s a whole family of technologies.”
Hoskinson refers to Argentina’s president as a “philosophical Austrian”
In an interview with Cointelegraph, the Cardano founder referred to Milei as an “Austrian,” describing the president as an “actual philosophical Austrian.”
He implied that Milei’s ideas align with some of the crypto principles as the president “wants to get rid of government-controlled money” and “likes private institutions and free markets.” Hoskinson opined the following:
“He does believe in what Ludwig von Mises beflieves and Murray Rothbard, and so philosophically, politically, he’s much more aligned with the ethos of the cryptocurrency industry.”
Cardano has “real strong roots.
