Cardano’s Hoskinson: “Private Money” Is Possible in Argentina Within Next Five Years

• Cardano’s Charles Hoskinson, in Argentina, urges decentralization, “private money.”
• Hoskinson suggests Argentina “get rid of the central bank” amid high crypto adoption.
• He also eyes privacy-preserving stablecoins to mimic cash, notes $100B crypto in ARG.

Cardano co-founder Charles Hoskinson brought a bold message to Buenos Aires recently, pushing for decentralization and even suggesting Argentina could get rid of its central bank.

During an ideologically charged tour through the city, Hoskinson didn’t just see Argentina as another stop. He called it a symbol in the global crypto movement’s bigger philosophical fight. “I choose to go to countries that have freedom,” he said, according to a post by LibertarianWeb on X.

@IOHK_Charles in Argentina: Freedom, Crypto, and the End of Central Banking

During his recent visit to Buenos Aires, Charles Hoskinson—co-founder of @Cardano and a leading voice in the blockchain space—delivered a message both provocative and visionary: "I choose to go to… pic.twitter.com/LVNoH5Evgq

— Libertarian Times (@LibertarianWeb) May 21, 2025

Hoskinson’s speech comes at a time when Argentina is reeling under chronic inf…

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