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Ben Armstrong, the crypto influencer popularly known as BitBoy Crypto, continues unmasking the identities of individuals he believes have been laundering funds within his company, Hit Network. BitBoy has named Justin Williams as one of the individuals in the money laundering ring.

Ben Armstrong Vs Hit Network

The crypto influencer Ben Armstrong and Hit Network, the company that owns the BitBoy Crypto brand, started locking horns mid-this year. In August, the company and its top official cut their relationship with Armstrong, citing concerns about substance misuse and employee financial harm.

A few weeks later, BJ Investment Holdings, the parent company of the BitBoy Crypto and Hit Network, fired Ben Armstrong under similar concerns, citing that he was abusing drugs and he had caused “emotional, physical, and financial damage to the company.

Earlier this week, Ben Armstrong named Brian Evans and Daniel Gouldman as the members of the “money laundering ring.” Armstrong vowed to relentlessly pursue legal action against the alleged in his bid to recover his stolen assets.

Daniel Gouldman has sent several of his contacts to try to phish for information from me. These are threats.
Let me show you guys what I mean. This is the guy who introduced me to Daniel Gouldman.
“Worried about me” the same week I dox the money laundering ring. pic.twitter.com/zZVlpsPqgr
— Ben Armstrong (@BenArmstrongsX) October 29, 2023

At the time, Ben Armstrong showcased a sense of fear, mentioning that some individuals may wish to harm him. Armstrong noted that if any unfortunate incident happens to him, the listed two people should be held accountable for his whereabouts.

If something happens to me and I mysteriously die, the first two people you need to look at are Brian Evans and Daniel Gouldman.
The money laundering ring is real and they are mad
— Ben Armstrong (@BenArmstrongsX) October 29, 2023

BitBoy Alleges @NFT Justin Of Fraud

In a November 02 blog post, Ben Armstrong named Justin Williams, the founder of Voomio multi-chain NFT Marketplace, as another member in the money laundering ring. Ben Armstrong noted that Justin bought personal NFTs with Voomio Investors’ money.

Here it is folks. @NFT_Justin buying personal NFTs with Voomio Investors’ money. This is just the beginning guys. Justin Williams has been money laundering since day 1 of entering my company.
We have all the addresses and will release them in due time. Times almost up Justin 🇨🇴 pic.twitter.com/86B7fUs4OK
— Ben Armstrong (@BenArmstrongsX) November 2, 2023

Ben Armstrong has claimed that Justin Williams has been laundering money since the first day he entered his company. Justin Williams has been in the crypto space since 2017, earning recognition as a pioneer in the web3 and NFT space. Williams once faced allegations of being a money launderer.