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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