Famous Cryptocurrency Phenomena Have Confronted Each Other Because of This Altcoin: They Filed a Defamation Lawsuit!

Reaching 1.44 million subscribers with the videos he shot under the nickname BitBoy Crypto. cryptocurrency YouTuber Ben Armstrong, other YouTuber known as Atozy and has 1.23 million followers, Erling Mengshoel Jr. filed a lawsuit against him for defamation.

Armstrong, in his lawsuit filed on August 12, refers to Mengshoel’s video titled “This Youtuber Scams His Fans … BitBoy Crypto” dated November 8, 2021, and alleges that he suffered losses in excess of $75,000.

The lawsuit was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia in Atlanta.

Mengshoel’s video Armstrong’s Pamp Network’s cryptocurrency Pamp (PAMP) altcoin It was about his comments.

According to the lawsuit, the video “repeatedly attacked Armstrong’s integrity, credibility, and credibility.”

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According to CoinCodex data, Pamp started trading in July 2020 and hit a record high of $2.15 on August 10, 2020. It is currently trading at around $0.000214339603 and has a total market cap of approximately $2.

The dossier states that “Atozy’s video repeatedly calls Armstrong a ‘scumbag’” and Atozy’s video claims that Armstrong will “reveal what a scumbag he is” and that Armstrong is one of a group of ‘scumbag influencers’. times it means.” phrases are included.

Mengshoel said he is seeking financial help to fight this claim.

I wish I didn’t have to make this thread.

But I’m being sued by the YouTuber Bitboy Crypto for a video I made roughly 9 months ago, covering how he promoted a project named PAMP.

Last night the 3rd person Bitboy sent to my house showed up and served me the lawsuit.
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— atozy (@atozy) August 23, 2022

Mengshoel made the following statement in his message on Twitter:

“I’m launching a crowdfunding campaign to help cover the insane costs of defending myself against this senseless lawsuit.

Last night, the 3rd party Bitboy sent to my house came and notified me of the case. He previously earned ‘$30,000 for a single paid promotion’ and now ‘feels responsible for the losses suffered by his followers’, according to media reports. I stand behind the allegations in the case and I don’t understand why you brought the case.”

*Not investment advice.