YouTuber Ben Armstrong Denied Injunction Against Hit Network After Ouster As CEO Amid Accusations of Misconduct

Ben Armstrong, former host of Bitboy Crypto YouTube channel, was denied emergency injunction in lawsuit against Hit Network CEO TJ Shedd.
Armstrong claims he owns 67% of Hit Network but was removed; Shedds allege misconduct, inappropriate use of funds by Armstrong.
Since removal, Armstrong's YouTube channel has lost 20,000 subscribers; Hit Network hired security guard.
Shedds allege Armstrong took loans against company NFTs then failed to repay, costing assets.
Armstrong fundraising from fans for legal fees, claims threats; says he filed police report.

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BitBoy Crypto brand will no longer include YouTuber Ben Armstrong

Crypto influencer Ben Armstrong has been cut ties with by the parent company of "BitBoy Crypto" due to alleged substance abuse and financial damage to employees, following his involvement in a class-action lawsuit and controversial behavior towards high-profile figures.

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YouTuber Ben Armstrong Fired From Bitboy Crypto

Prominent crypto YouTuber Ben Armstrong has been fired from Bitboy Crypto for financial damage and substance abuse, according to an announcement made by the company.

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Crypto Influencer Arrested During Bizarre Livestream Outside Former Associate's Home

Crypto influencer Ben "BitBoy" Armstrong has been arrested after livestreaming outside the house of a former business partner, accusing him of having his stolen Lamborghini.

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Former Crypto Influencer Ben Armstrong Arrested After Ripple Donation Controversy; SEC's Gensler Omits Ripple Lawsuit in Oversight Testimony

Former influencer Ben Armstrong, also known as BitBoy, was arrested for loitering after being fired from the HIT Network and asking for XRP donations; the network then lost another influencer, Frankie Candles, amid tensions. Meanwhile, SEC Chair Gary Gensler omitted mentioning a judge's ruling on Ripple's XRP sales in his speech, and Ripple appointed a new US policy chief. Additionally, analysts predict a downside for Ethereum, and Google now provides BigQuery support for multiple blockchains.

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Posted 9/20/2023, 9:42:53 PM

YouTuber Ben Armstrong Denied Injunction Against Hit Network After Ouster As CEO Amid Accusations of Misconduct

Ben Armstrong, former host of Bitboy Crypto YouTube channel, was denied emergency injunction in lawsuit against Hit Network CEO TJ Shedd.
Armstrong claims he owns 67% of Hit Network but was removed; Shedds allege misconduct, inappropriate use of funds by Armstrong.
Since removal, Armstrong's YouTube channel has lost 20,000 subscribers; Hit Network hired security guard.
Shedds allege Armstrong took loans against company NFTs then failed to repay, costing assets.
Armstrong fundraising from fans for legal fees, claims threats; says he filed police report.

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Relevant topic timeline:

8/28/2023

BitBoy Crypto brand will no longer include YouTuber Ben Armstrong

8/28/2023

YouTuber Ben Armstrong Fired From Bitboy Crypto

Prominent crypto YouTuber Ben Armstrong has been fired from Bitboy Crypto for financial damage and substance abuse, according to an announcement made by the company.

9/26/2023

Crypto Influencer Arrested During Bizarre Livestream Outside Former Associate's Home

Crypto influencer Ben "BitBoy" Armstrong has been arrested after livestreaming outside the house of a former business partner, accusing him of having his stolen Lamborghini.

9/29/2023

Former Crypto Influencer Ben Armstrong Arrested After Ripple Donation Controversy; SEC's Gensler Omits Ripple Lawsuit in Oversight Testimony