Recently, Avi Patel, the founder of Kled AI, pointed out an interesting situation—Ben Pasternak, the founder of Believe, has been continuously selling KLED tokens on the open market over the past week using a DCA strategy, amounting to several million tokens.

The details are as follows: As part of early protocol ecosystem incentives, Ben holds more than 6% of the total KLED supply. Initially, everyone thought the matter would be settled, especially since Kled AI had already separated from the Believe ecosystem back in early July. However, Avi Patel now revealed that, under an OTC trading agreement, Ben has actually started quietly offloading tokens on the secondary market.

The underlying logic behind this is quite worth pondering—if there really is an OTC agreement in negotiations, why would he still sell and dump on the public market? Such operations generally suggest two possibilities: either to gain better bargaining chips or simply because he is not optimistic about the future development prospects of the ecosystem. From the market reaction, many institutions and retail investors are definitely watching this signal.

Currently, the relationship between Kled AI and Believe is in a delicate state. Ecosystem separation should have been a clean break, but this selling wave has caused everyone to reconsider the actual利益关系 between the two projects.