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According to CoinDesk, Ben Armstrong, the crypto influencer known as 'Bitboy', has announced the end of his daily livestream after three years. In a video posted on his personal YouTube channel, Armstrong cited financial difficulties and legal expenses as reasons for stopping the show. He claimed the production of the daily show was costing him $25,000 a week, while his legal bills amounted to around $100,000 a month. Armstrong gained popularity in 2018 with his price prediction and news videos, which attracted a large following in the crypto trading community. In mid-2023, Armstrong created his own cryptocurrency called $BEN coin. However, he was soon ousted from the BitBoy world due to 'serious and personal allegations', according to Decrypt. Armstrong later sued the company that owns the brand, leading to a series of messy events, including the revelation of an affair with the CEO of BEN Coin and his arrest at the home of a former business partner. These incidents have contributed to Armstrong's decision to end his daily livestream.