BitBoy sells BEN meme for $78,000, surprising fans by clearing cache

By Lillie Lamb On May 18, 2023

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Ben Armstrong, a YouTube influencer also known as BitBoy, sold his BEN tokens for 43 ethereum (ETH) less than a week after telling followers he was committed to holding them for six months to make critics “dumb again.”

BitBoy BEN Dumps

On-chain data from May 17 shows the influencer, who rose to fame on YouTube, where he has more than a million followers, dumped all of his BEN holdings in a series of diversions on May 17.

Bitboy sold everything he had bin dollar Tokens that have committed not to be sold for 6 months❗️
Bitboy address that he installed himself:
0xf89e0b9fb3F419d5982386B5923e2F7C2e73f3a2 https://t.co/GVvrAeVnJ5 pic.twitter.com/OcoKQaKKzH
– Amir Ormu May 17, 2023

He earned approximately 43 ETH from his transactions, which is worth around $78,000 at current rates.

I am committed not to sell any bin dollar 6-month coins. I still don’t lock those coins on purpose.
Why?
To the ire of the haters who say I’m a meaner, meaner, deceitful, P&D’er
It will make them look stupid again
ETH address: 0xf89e0b9fb3F419d5982386B5923e2F7C2e73f3a2
– Ben Armstrong (Bitboy_Crypto) May 10, 2023

At present, 16379 users are holding BEN. The price of the token has increased by about 1 percent in the past day.

As the number of holders increased, conversions rose to 103,725, pushing the total market cap to $34,886,097, according to CoinMarketCap data.

Despite BitBoy’s decision to sell, the token is higher against Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC) on the latest trading day.

However, there is a significant drop in trading volumes. CoinMarketCap data shows that average trading volumes more than halved from $16,281,055 on May 14 to $6,164,390 on May 16. This is a significant decrease from the $93,686,642 recorded on May 9.

Looking at the token launched on the Ethereum blockchain, BEN trading volumes are high on Uniswap v3, a decentralized exchange. However, some centralized exchanges, including MEXC and LBANK, have also listed BEN, as it is paired with USDT, the world’s largest stablecoin.

Another meme symbol

On May 8, BitBoy clarified that it did not create BEN but owned the token. Instead, it was created “on behalf of a group in which Ben was DAO and which consisted of all Bens”.

Well, I guess Jeff knows now.
Full Disclosure I did not create this coin, it was created on behalf of a group I’m in called Ben DAO made up of all bean, and I own this coin in my wallet.
This was supposed to be a fun thing. Are we starting to feel good? https://t.co/4TKzOTxm9F
– Ben Armstrong (Bitboy_Crypto) May 8, 2023

However, BEN remains a token associated with the BitBoy Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) that people can invest in.

youths bin dollar He lives. All people want to invest in themselves and now Bens can do that.
the facts:
The coin bears my name
– We have bin daw on telegram
– Bens is better than Jeffs so we should easily grab JeffCoin as the first name on the blockchain
– Ben Armstrong (Bitboy_Crypto) May 8, 2023

BEN has no benefit, except what any other meme token does for its bearer.

The token joins a long list of meme coins similar to Pepe (PEPE) that communities of token holders believe will rise.