Crypto Influencer BitBoy Crypto Battles FTX Lawsuit on Twitter

BitBoy Crypto's Outrage Over FTX Lawsuit

BitBoy Crypto, a well-known crypto influencer, has been vocal about his frustrations with the ongoing FTX lawsuit. The lawsuit, filed on March 15, seeks $1 billion in damages from YouTube influencers accused of promoting FTX. BitBoy Crypto, whose real name is Ben Armstrong, is one of the influencers named in the case.

Targeting Lawyer Adam Moskowitz

Armstrong has directed much of his anger towards Adam Moskowitz, the lawyer handling the lawsuit. Through a series of tweets, Armstrong has openly threatened legal action against Moskowitz, expressing his intent to revoke the lawyer's license. He has urged his followers to criticize The Moskowitz Law Firm, accusing it of damaging the cryptocurrency community.

Support from Fellow Influencers

Kevin “Meet Kevin” Paffrath, another influencer named in the lawsuit, has also criticized the legal team. Paffrath argued that referring consumers does not equate to selling and that influencers should not be held responsible for the FTX collapse. Armstrong echoed these sentiments, claiming he never promoted FTX on his channels.

Accusations of Defamation

Armstrong has consistently dismissed the lawsuit's allegations as falsehoods. He has attacked the credibility of the plaintiffs and lawyers, calling them derogatory names and accusing them of defamation. Armstrong maintains that he never had any dealings with FTX and denies any involvement in its promotion.

Previous Similar Lawsuits

The current lawsuit mirrors a previous case involving other celebrities, including Tom Brady. This similarity has led some to question the originality and validity of the claims. Despite the controversy, BitBoy Crypto remains steadfast in his defense, using social media as his primary platform to voice his opposition.