• Crypto analyst Ben Armstrong has been dropped from the upcoming Web3 TV present “Killer Whales”.
• Armstrong attributed his firing to a “fraudulent FTX case” filed towards him.
• Bitboy Crypto questions the integrity of these concerned in his firing.

In a stunning flip of occasions, famend crypto analyst Ben Armstrong, broadly referred to as Bitboy Crypto, just lately introduced on Twitter that he had been kicked out of the upcoming Web3 TV present “Killer Whales”. In a collection of tweets, Armstrong revealed his firing was a direct results of a “fraudulent FTX case” towards him whereas questioning the integrity of these concerned.

Simply weeks after the corporate behind the Hey Labs present announcement Armstrong as one of many Killer Whales judges, the Bitboy Crypto shared two screenshots of a letter from Paul Caslin, the founding father of Hey Labs. The letter defined that as a result of FTX’s ongoing lawsuit and compliance checks, issues had been raised by main companions and tv networks concerning Armstrong’s presentation.

Caslin went on to supply to debate the state of affairs and expressed his want to arrange an announcement citing “a scheduling battle” to attenuate any damaging reception. In response, Armstrong stated,

You see not like these individuals, I’ve integrity. Discover how shortly they’re able to misinform you about what occurred.

Armstrong has declared his intention to file a lawsuit towards Adam Moskowitz, the lawyer representing the FTX lawsuit. He implies that his elimination from the case would expose the reality and make those that doubted him remorse their selections. He additionally claimed that he saved many individuals from FTX and expressed his disappointment with “Killer Whales,” dismissing it as a “dropping present.”

Since mid-March, Armstrong has expressed disdain for the FTX and Moskowitz lawsuit, constantly saying the claims are primarily based on lies. His animosity in the direction of Moskowitz grew, with threats of revocation of the lawyer’s license.

“Killer Whales”, the brand new competitors, is a collaboration between CoinMarketCap and Hey Labs. This system supplies a platform for entrepreneurs to pitch their initiatives to a panel of judges made up of influential figures from the world of entrepreneurship, web3 corporations and crypto influencers, Armstrong being initially one in every of between them.