The post Hayden Davis finally has access to $58M in USDC appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Stablecoin firm Circle has unfrozen $58 million worth of USDC belonging to Hayden Davis two weeks after a temporary restraining order (TRO), issued as part of his LIBRA court case, was lifted.  This means that Davis, who worked with Argentinian President, Javier Milei, to launch the scandalous LIBRA token, will have full access to do whatever he wants with these funds. Blockworks’ Senior Data Engineer, Fernando Molina, spotted Circle’s unfreezing today, and noted, “It is clear that Circle did not comply with the request from the Argentine justice system.” He added, “Despite the fact that the judge had authorized it more than two weeks ago, the change on Solana was only made now.” Se liberan finalmente los 58 M de USDC de Hayden Davis obtenidos por $LIBRA A pesar de que la jueza lo había autorizado hace más de dos semanas, recién ahora se hizo el cambio en Solana Queda claro que Circle no hizo lugar al pedido de la justicia Argentina pic.twitter.com/fm7PtZTN75 — Fernando Molina (@fergmolina) September 4, 2025 Molina noted that Davis can now do whatever he wants with the funds. Read more: Hayden Davis sent millions in crypto weeks before LIBRA promo Argentinian developer Maximiliano Firtman said that in the process of the unfreezing, Circle has ignored a request from Argentina’s justice system to block the funds “for reasons we do not know.” Firtman also suggested that Davis might not do anything hasty with the newly unlocked funds in case it impacts his legal defense in both the US and Argentina.  Milei distanced himself from Hayden Davis’ LIBRA The launch, which lost millions in investor funds, was dubbed the “Viva La Libertad” project and was publicly launched by Milei as a means to fund small businesses startups.    Milei has since distanced himself from the project while Argentina’s… The post Hayden Davis finally has access to $58M in USDC appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Stablecoin firm Circle has unfrozen $58 million worth of USDC belonging to Hayden Davis two weeks after a temporary restraining order (TRO), issued as part of his LIBRA court case, was lifted.  This means that Davis, who worked with Argentinian President, Javier Milei, to launch the scandalous LIBRA token, will have full access to do whatever he wants with these funds. Blockworks’ Senior Data Engineer, Fernando Molina, spotted Circle’s unfreezing today, and noted, “It is clear that Circle did not comply with the request from the Argentine justice system.” He added, “Despite the fact that the judge had authorized it more than two weeks ago, the change on Solana was only made now.” Se liberan finalmente los 58 M de USDC de Hayden Davis obtenidos por $LIBRA A pesar de que la jueza lo había autorizado hace más de dos semanas, recién ahora se hizo el cambio en Solana Queda claro que Circle no hizo lugar al pedido de la justicia Argentina pic.twitter.com/fm7PtZTN75 — Fernando Molina (@fergmolina) September 4, 2025 Molina noted that Davis can now do whatever he wants with the funds. Read more: Hayden Davis sent millions in crypto weeks before LIBRA promo Argentinian developer Maximiliano Firtman said that in the process of the unfreezing, Circle has ignored a request from Argentina’s justice system to block the funds “for reasons we do not know.” Firtman also suggested that Davis might not do anything hasty with the newly unlocked funds in case it impacts his legal defense in both the US and Argentina.  Milei distanced himself from Hayden Davis’ LIBRA The launch, which lost millions in investor funds, was dubbed the “Viva La Libertad” project and was publicly launched by Milei as a means to fund small businesses startups.    Milei has since distanced himself from the project while Argentina’s…