Crypto Influencer Ben "BitBoy" Armstrong Arrested Again on Harassment Charges
Prominent crypto personality Ben Armstrong, better known as "BitBoy", has been arrested in Cherokee County, Georgia, on six counts of harassing phone calls, marking yet another legal setback for the controversial influencer.
Key Details:
🔹 Latest Arrest: Armstrong was taken into custody on June 27, 2025, and released on bond the next day. A newly released mugshot shows a visibly disheveled Armstrong.
🔹 Ongoing Legal Troubles: This arrest adds to his growing list of legal issues, including:
A federal defamation lawsuit from Kevin O’Leary (Shark Tank), who claims Armstrong falsely accused him of being a "real-life murderer."
A March 2025 arrest in Florida over alleged harassing emails to a judge.
A September 2023 arrest during a live-streamed confrontation over a Lamborghini dispute (police found narcotics in his car).
🔹 Social Media Silence: His X (Twitter) account has been inactive since early June, with replies suggesting others now manage it.
Background & Downfall:
Removed from HIT Network (his own crypto media company) in 2023 over allegations of substance abuse, financial misconduct, and erratic behavior.
Multiple harassment claims, including vulgar messages to lawyers in a class-action lawsuit against him.
Failed comeback attempts, with legal troubles overshadowing his crypto commentary.
Why This Matters for Crypto?
Armstrong was once a major voice in crypto YouTube, but his repeated controversies have damaged his credibility.
Highlights the risks of influencer culture in crypto, where personal conduct can impact professional standing.
Raises questions about accountability for high-profile figures in the industry.
What’s Next?
The harassment case in Georgia could lead to fines or jail time if convicted.
Kevin O’Leary’s defamation lawsuit remains active, seeking over $75,000 in damages.
Armstrong’s future in crypto media appears uncertain as legal battles mount.
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