Ben Armstrong, one of the most recognizable influencers in the crypto money world and known as BitBoy Crypto, sold all BEN altcoins, which he announced a week ago that he would not sell for 6 months.
Ben Armstrong Sold All of the BEN Altcoins He Said He Would Not Sell Before
The altcoin named BEN was created by a user named ben.eth, a supposed cryptocurrency developer who previously released another meme token and claimed to have boosted its price. BEN later got support from Ben Armstrong and the influencer was entitled to be one of the earliest access to this altcoin.
Bitboy sold all of his $BEN tokens that he committed to not selling them for 6 months❗️
Bitboy's address which he doxxed it by himself:
0xf89e0b9fb3F419d5982386B5923e2F7C2e73f3a2 https://t.co/GVvrAeVnJ5 pic.twitter.com/OcoKQaKKzH— Amir Ormu 🛸🏰🫐 (@AmirOrmu) May 17, 2023
A large number of people sent Ethereum to this wallet for BEN tokens released by the wallet named ben.eth, which is claimed to be a kind of fraud, and approximately $ 7 million was earned before the token was released.
According to the latest development, Ben Armstrong sold all his BEN tokens for $ 80,000 in Ethereum.
The influencer in question has more than 1 million followers on Twitter. Armstrong had previously been talked about when he went to FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried's home in the Bahamas to protest after he advertised for FTX.
*Not investment advice.
