BitBoy Crypto recently underwent a significant change. Ben Armstrong, a pivotal figure of this crypto platform, decided to leave the company. Despite his prominent standing within the community, his departure has left many questions unanswered.
Twitter emerged as the primary medium for this announcement. Jason A. Williams, the founder of Bitcoin, shared a screenshot announcing Armstrong's immediate exit from "Hit Network/BJ Investment Holdings" and all its subsidiary companies. Armstrong confirmed this move on his joinBENCoin account, mentioning internal disagreements within the company and expressing hope to maintain control even after his departure.
What led to this sudden move? ZachXBT, a crypto fraud investigator, speculated on Armstrong's potential involvement in controversial meme coins. Moreover, Adam Cochran hinted at an ongoing investigation into Armstrong's activities.
Armstrong and His Controversies
In the past, Ben Armstrong faced several criticisms. Accusations of endorsing risky investments via affiliate links and allegations of selling tokens after promoting them to his followers were just the beginning.
Furthermore, Armstrong recently delved into a controversial partnership with the meme coin creator ben.eth, who faced fraud allegations. More shadows were cast on his reputation due to accusations of harassment and his alleged court no-show.
In addition, questions arose regarding Armstrong's own cryptocurrency, BEN. Although some speculated about its potential downfall, Armstrong quickly dismissed these claims, emphasizing his ongoing commitment to the crypto world, even after leaving BitBoy Crypto.
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