President Javier Milei's April 11 televised statement explicitly rejecting forced dollarization due to public opposition has anchored trader consensus at 98% against implementation by June 30, as his administration prioritizes peso stabilization via a managed crawling band regime and IMF-backed exchange rate controls. With no legislative progress, central bank restructuring, or accumulation of sufficient dollar reserves needed for a full peso-to-dollar transition—estimated at over $40 billion—market pricing reflects insurmountable logistical and political barriers in the remaining two months. While economic shocks like hyperinflation resurgence or a fiscal crisis could prompt a sudden policy pivot, such scenarios remain improbable absent major announcements.