BitBoy Crypto has in its Twitter account indicated Armstrong’s removal, making robust claims that attack his character.
BitBoy Crypto and Ben Armstrong have parted ways. Via Twitter, the company confirmed the high-profile crypto influencer’s removal from the brand.
Today, BitBoy Crypto tweeted that yesterday, BJ Investment Holdings, Hit Network’s parent organization, made a decisive legal action by removing Ben Armstrong from the firm. The company claimed its reasons were ‘hard’ and entailed private and grave accusations against Armstrong that the influencer has yet to confirm.
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The website shows that Hit Network is a creator-enhanced media network that partners with many brands to offer entertainment and education regarding entrepreneurship, cryptocurrency, sports, gaming, and music. BitBoy Crypto’s official website shows that in addition to being one of the major brands under Hit Network’s umbrella, it is the most popular.
This morning, TJ Shedd, Hit Network’s chief executive officer, presented a statement concerning the dismissal via a YouTube livestream. He also added that this removal seeks to aid in reconciling the physical, emotional, and financial damage caused by Armstrong to Hit network’s workers and the Bitboy Crypto community.
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Today, the BenCoin Twitter account responded to this news via a post it asserts originated from Armstrong. However, it is unclear whether the influencer certainly wrote the message.
According to the tweet, Justin William and TJ Shedd had tried a coup at the organization. Despite a rebellion at Hit Network and BitBoy Crypto, it would not work. Besides, the Twitter account reported that until they cloned him, there was nothing to worry about.
Social Media Community Users Express Discontent with Armstrong Removal
This news evoked numerous mixed reactions on several social media platforms from the crypto community. On this morning’s YouTube livestream, a majority of those in the chat expressed discontent with the firm’s removal of Armstrong. Most of the commenters demanded his return.
Reddit’s post titled ‘End of An Era?- Ben Armstrong’ also witnessed a stir. In this case, Redditors expressed enthusiasm to the extent of one user questioning why it took so long.
Currently, Armstrong and other celebrities are engaged in a class action lawsuit for the supposed promotion of the currently nonoperational exchange FTX. Following the suit’s filing, the plaintiffs’ lawyer accused Armstrong of harassment by claiming he used email and phone to make violent threats.
Armstrong is emerging as a divisive figure within the BitBoy Crypto brand citing his divisive conduct and abusive commentaries targeting key leaders of regulators. Besides attacking European Central Bank president, Armstrong has in the past abused Gary Gensler who chairs the the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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