Many people were curious about the fate of BitBoy Crypto after hearing that Ben Armstrong was fired.
In fact, it’s not uncommon for the founder of a firm to be abruptly removed from their position in that business. It happens quite often. Ben Armstrong’s founder, a company called BitBoy crypto.
Ben’s ouster from the firm was announced in August 2023. He called it a “coup” and many were left wondering how the story got started.
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What became of BitBoy Crypto
Ben, one of the most prominent cryptocurrency influencers, announced on Twitter, Aug. 27,2023 that Justin Williams and TJ Shedd had ousted him.
Ben. TJ Shedd & Justin Williams have attempted a coup at my company. It’s just to confirm what has been said. It’s true. There has been a mutiny at BitBoy Crypto & Hit Network. But it won’t work. There is no way to get around them. “Until they can copy me, I don’t have to worry,” wrote he.
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The following are some of the ways to get in touch with us an email sent out Ben Armstrong’s departure was announced to all BitBoy Crypto affiliates. “Effective immediately, Ben Armstrong will no longer be working with Hit Network/BJ Investment Holdings and all subsidiary brands including but not limited to Bitboy Crypto and Around The Blockchain,” the email said. This decision was not taken lightly. However, after long consideration, we are confident this is the only path forward.”
What was the reason for Ben’s dismissal from BitBoy Crypto?
Ben’s exact reason for firing is still unknown, but it hasn’t prevented people from making wild speculations about the reasons he was fired.
Some people have said that Ben’s dismissal was due to his recent interest with a variety of memes coins which have been deemed “shady” by others.
Some have suggested the reasons for his dismissal had to do more with accusations of substance abuse, which led to abusive behavior directed at people within BitBoy Crypto.
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Ben deliberately provoked in the weeks leading up to being fired, and he even chose to intentionally not show up at a scheduled court hearing to address harassment charges brought by Adam Moskowitz. It was decided to proceed with the harassment case without Ben.
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Moskowitz has claimed that Ben subjected him to “endless phone calls, tweets, and emails,” as well as threatening voicemails and social media posts that suggested threatening behavior.
Moskowitz represents a number of cryptocurrency influencers in a case against a group who encouraged others to invest their money in FTX. The fraudulent exchange, which went bankrupt and took a large amount of ordinary people’s cash with it, is being sued in a mass-action suit.
Ben’s dismissal seems to be the result of several different actions, and his YouTube channel will move on without him. Ben seems to think that BitBoy Crypto will eventually ask him back, but where does this confidence come from? Ben may have created the channel, yet it appears that they do not need him any longer.