BitBoy Brand Owners Dump Ben Armstrong For "Substance Abuse" And More
BJ Investment Holdings, which owns the BitBoy Crypto Brand, has announced that it has removed Ben Armstrong from the company and the brand, citing substance abuse issues as the reason.
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