Believe Founder Ben Pasternak Accused of Unauthorized Token Sales Linked to AI Firm Kled

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Ben Pasternak, founder of token launchpad Believe, is accused of unauthorized token sales tied to AI data firm Kled. Kled CEO Avi Pastel alleges Pasternak violated a private agreement by selling tokens to a third party, disrupting the token launch. The firm had to buy back tokens multiple times to stabilize the market. Pasternak, who hasn’t responded publicly, allegedly sold most of his stake via OTC shortly after Kled’s app launch on September 24. Pastel called the actions unacceptable and warned against future collaboration.
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