Ben Armstrong arrested a second time after emailing defamation judge
Ben Armstrong, a.k.a. BitBoy, has been arrested after emailing a judge he has previously called "corrupt" and a “future convicted felon.”
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Ben Armstrong, a.k.a. BitBoy, has been arrested after emailing a judge he has previously called "corrupt" and a “future convicted felon.”
Read more (2 min) →In the recently uploaded YouTube clip, Ben Armstrong claims that he's 'probably' not going to be doing a crypto livestream anymore.
BitBoy says he wants to make his personal life less public but his mistress will be joining him on his YouTube channel.
BitBoy was bailed on a $2,600 bond after he was arrested for "loitering/prowling" and for "simple assault by placing another in fear."
— BitBoy
Ben Armstrong has shed his BitBoy persona after his social accounts were taken away from him and has been reborn as Ben.
Since BitBoy’s social channels were taken over last week, his $BEN token has fallen 93% from its all-time high and 55% from its launch price.
Ben Armstrong -- AKA BitBoy -- along with another less-well-known Ben, is damaging crypto's reputation by shilling useless coins.
Donald Trump Jr. and BitBoy discuss Elizabeth Warren, the collapse of FTX, and rather conveniently, every token that BitBoy invests in.
Cas Piancey reviews BitBoy's new book and decides that, even though it clocks in at a mere 204 pages, it feels much, much longer.
BitBoy's video took aim at Sam Bankman-Fried’s leaked proposition for the regulation of DeFi, referring to the billionaire as "the devil."