Here's why Ben Armstrong Was Fired from His Own Company

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Here's why Ben Armstrong Was Fired from His Own Company

One of the largest names in Crypto Currency with over 1.4Million subscribers on their YouTube making them one of the most followed and respected Crypto content creators around today, Ben Armstrong also known has BitBoy has been fired from his own company.

The news first broke on Twitter where Ben notified his followers that TJ Shedd & Justin Williams were attempting a coup. Although Ben was confident that he would beat whatever was coming or they attempted. This unfortunately didn't go in Ben's favour as he was subsequently removed from his position.

Ben received mixed reactions from the announcement but a lot of people did come to his support with one user tweeting about how Ben is one of the greatest in the Crypto world.

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Having known him for a long time and how much he has learned from him. Although not all followers were supportive with some suggesting he deserved it for the recent spout of Meme coins Ben had been promoting. Ben had previously been caught up in legal bouts for promoting coins and not disclosing his affiliation or payment for doing so.

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The Crowd Questions Why

Many conspiracy theories began emerging around what actually has happened for the company to dump Bitboy and as Ben was no stranger to controversy having recently trolled a judge by failing to appear in court instead tweeting an image of him in the Bahamas. with recent incidents being raised by the community surrounding Denver people began theorising that Ben had been charged once again and this time caused more issues which is why he might have been fired.

Where did it all start?

Ben is an alt-finance investor first coming on the scene in 2012 sharing videos of Crypto currency advice, trends and news daily. By 2021 Ben had a net worth of US28 Million with an extremely large social media following and offers from major crypto currency companies and sector leaders.

This is where his demise commenced as Ben in 2022 got involved with the HIT Network and New Money Gang who were also keen on making money in this new economic period of digital assets. A move that would later come back to haunt him.

So what's the reason why BitBoy is gone?

Turns out it wasn't anything to do with legal cases or Denver and not even the meme coins that he was promoting more recently. Instead, it was to do with a standard AOD issue. Although not much information has been released as yet but the official Bitboy Crypto X account published a post stating that they had been trying to help Ben with his AOD issues and his current relapse.

They also announced that staff had endured emotional, physical and financial damage at the hands of Ben's abuse and that their tenure had come to an end.

The move came about through the use of legal professionals and it has seen Ben removed from his own company that he started all those years ago. It is yet to be seen the impact will have on the brand and what severance package Ben has received on his way out.

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Ben Will Return

Although we don't know what this rift will cause one thing is certain and that is that Ben isn't giving up with a recent tweet indicating that he will continue to drive for version 2. There are further tweets indicating a new channel will be established and Ben will relaunch hopeful to regain his dominate position.

The sentiment was strongly felt by the rest of the community who believe the others are not as charismatic as Ben and will not be able to manage being Infront of the camera.

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Community members continue to back Ben, cancelling their membership to BitLab Academy and many others considering doing the same. Some users are calling BiyBoy a sinking ship now that Ben has gone. The move does appear to have had an impact on the companies brand but how big that is, is still yet to be seen.

What are your thoughts on the topic? Do you think Ben will relaunch and be successful?

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