The Most Psychotic Downfall in YouTube History | Internet Anarchist

The Most Psychotic Downfall in YouTube HistoryHow does one of the biggest names in the crypto community go from flexing Lamborghinis and multi-million dollar crypto portfolios to losing not just his channel but his career and company? Is it promoting scam tokens to their audience and then lying about it? Is it trying to silence criticism from a smaller creator with a baseless lawsuit? Or maybe it’s going on an unhinged rampage against your former business partners? For BitBoy, aka Ben Armstrong, these incidents were only stepping stones to what would be one of the most infamous crash-outs in internet history.sponsorship inquiries:sponsors@theinternetanarchist.comInternet AnarchistUncovering the internet, one episode at a time.Subscribe to Internet Anarchist on YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@InternetAnarchist⁠Disclaimer: This podcast is an independently created project that repurposes content originally published by Internet Anarchist. It was made by a fan who values the channel’s critical lens on digital culture and wanted to make those insights more accessible for audio-first audiences. This adaptation is purely for educational and accessibility purposes and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to Internet Anarchist. All rights to the original content remain with Internet Anarchist. If you’re part of the Internet Anarchist team and have questions, concerns, or requests, please feel free to reach out.--------------------- ---------------The Most Psychotic Downfall in YouTube HistoryHow does one of the biggest names in the crypto community go from flexing Lamborghinis and multi-million dollar crypto portfolios to losing not just his channel but his career and company? Is it promoting scam tokens to their audience and then lying about it? Is it trying to silence criticism from a smaller creator with a baseless lawsuit? Or maybe it’s going on an unhinged rampage against your former business partners? For BitBoy, aka Ben Armstrong, these incidents were only stepping stones to what would be one of the most infamous crash-outs in internet history.sponsorship inquiries:sponsors@theinternetanarchist.comInternet AnarchistUncovering the internet, one episode at a time.Subscribe to Internet Anarchist on YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@InternetAnarchist⁠Disclaimer: This podcast is an independently created project that repurposes content originally published by Internet Anarchist. It was made by a fan who values the channel’s critical lens on digital culture and wanted to make those insights more accessible for audio-first audiences. This adaptation is purely for educational and accessibility purposes and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to Internet Anarchist. All rights to the original content remain with Internet Anarchist. If you’re part of the Internet Anarchist team and have questions, concerns, or requests, please feel free to reach out. -------------- Keywords: content creator controversy, digital culture podcast, internet commentary, online drama, online personalities, youtube drama podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices