I wonder whether it means Argentina's central bank have some positive views about Bitcoin.
Argentina's Central Bank has been cooperative at first (from 2013 to 2020 approximately), while they warned about crypto scams they did not act against local exchanges and service providers, and has even sent representatives to local Bitcoin meetings. But then they became more hostile for some years (2020-23). This may have been related to that during the pandemic a huge, cult-like shitcoin scam (Generación Zoe) had been discovered, but also due to growing inflationary pressure after the COVID-19 pandemic. Since the government change in late 2023 one could assume that they've adopted again a more favourable stance, although this has still not been reflected in measures. For example, there is still a ban for banks in place to acquire or facilitate the acquisition of crypto-assets. This ban came from the last government but has still not been lifted.This art exhibition may be a message to the pro-Bitcoin public, something like "we're working on it".
Milei's government is not explicitly pro-Bitcoin, although some other members of his government and many of his voters are. Milei's opinion however is that there should be competition between currencies and means of payment.
