Olivia "Liv" Perrotto (2010–2026) loved Tesla,
SpaceX, anime and the night sky. Fifteen years old,
from Williamsport, Pennsylvania. For five years she
fought undifferentiated sarcoma. Along the way, she
designed a Shiba Inu in a spacesuit and named it
ASTEROID.
In orbit
ASTEROID, in zero gravity.
The plush Liv designed, floating inside
the Dragon capsule moments after the
Polaris Dawn crew reached microgravity —
September 10, 2024.
July 28, 2010
— Jan 14, 2026
Liv Perrotto.
"I am the designer of the asteroid bull."
Her fight
5 years
Battling undifferentiated sarcoma — a rare,
aggressive pediatric cancer — while still
painting Teslas, drawing Cybertrucks, and
building models of Starship.
The sketch
30 min
Jared Isaacman asked her to design a
zero-gravity indicator for Polaris Dawn. Thirty
minutes later she handed him the asteroid bull —
a Shiba Inu in a spacesuit, inspired by Elon's
dog Floki.
Polaris Dawn ·
Mission I
From a teenager's notebook to the
Dragon's cabin.
The Polaris Dawn crew — Jared Isaacman,
Scott Poteet, Sarah Gillis, Anna Menon —
carried Liv's plush on humanity's first
commercial spacewalk. It has ridden every
mission since.
Chapter two
The note she left behind.
Too weak to pick up the phone for the call Elon had
scheduled, Liv wrote eight questions for him on a
piece of paper and placed it on her bedside. After
she passed, her mother shared the note on X. Glenn
Beck read it live on air. Elon replied within
minutes.
For Elon · From Liv
8 questions
01Will Tesla Diner be in every
city?
02What's your favorite anime?
03Have you been to Japan?
04What's the fastest
Cybertruck?
05Will we make it to Mars by
2030?
06Which rocket is your
favorite?
07Can we meet one day?
08Can the asteroid bull be SpaceX's
official mascot?
— love, Liv
Elon's reply · April 17, 2026
E
Elon Musk
@elonmusk · replying to Glenn Beck
"Will answer shortly."
Q8 —
Ok 🫡
October 2024 · Pittsburgh
All night in line.
Liv stood in line all night at an Elon town hall
just to ask him one question:
"When will you start sending kids to
space?"
She wanted to be the first.
January 2026 · The final call
Flowers, and a note.
Elon arranged a phone call with her in her final
days. She was too exhausted to speak. He sent
flowers and a handwritten note instead. They
were placed in her casket.
Jared Isaacman
He chartered planes for her treatment.
The Polaris commander took her for a ride in
a fighter jet, consulted with St. Jude,
introduced her to astronaut Charlie Duke and
William Shatner — and asked a 13-year-old to
design a piece of space history.
The legacy
Every mission, from here to Mars.
April 2026 — Elon made the asteroid bull
SpaceX's official mascot. Falcon 9,
Dragon, Starship, Polaris, Artemis, and
whatever comes next: Liv's creation
rides with every crew, on every launch,
forever.
The token
One coin. One tribute.
$ABULL lives on Ethereum. Launched quietly in late
2024 and taken over by the community within its
first days. No taxes. No team tokens. Liquidity
burned. Just a memecoin carrying Liv's story across
every block.
$ABULL launched quietly in late 2024 and was taken
over by the community within its first days.
Narrative lead
@jhaninvest, on-chain operations by
@peterfeng168, backed by dedicated Chinese and Vietnamese
community cells — together they have been shipping
ever since. Every deploy public, every LP burned,
every wallet traceable.
Community takeover · within days of launch
"I handled narrative and promotion. @peterfeng168
lifted the donations on his shoulders."
Two roles, one playbook, spanning three
languages: narrative tells the story loud enough
for the world to hear; on-chain ops move tokens
silently where they matter; the Chinese and
Vietnamese cells carry both into their own
markets, 24/7. No pre-sales. No team unlocks. No
retroactive tax. Just a thread, a contract, and
receipts on Etherscan.
From late-2024 launch to the April 2026 peak —
one of the first ETH memecoins to clear a $150M
market cap on a pure-narrative trade.
Direct to St. Jude
2.1B$ABULL
Donated to @StJude Children's Research Hospital
in 2024 — the same hospital that treated Liv.
The position peaked at roughly
$1M USD two
years later.
Track record
2024 · Q4
Joined day three
First movers on the the asteroid
bull contract, right as Polaris
Dawn's zero-g plush went viral.
2024 · Q4
2.1B donated to St. Jude
Transferred on-chain, publicly
verifiable. No marketing fund
carve-out, no revesting.
2025
LP locked, contract renounced
Liquidity permanently locked;
ownership renounced. Multiple
third-party audits, zero findings.
April 17, 2026
Elon replies. The world notices.
Musk's
"Ok 🫡"
to Liv's eighth question sent the
token on a 45,000%+ 72-hour move,
pushing market cap past $150M and
lifting the asteroid bull out of the
memecoin underground into mainstream
headlines — Yahoo, CoinDesk,
Reuters, Glenn Beck on air.
Operating principle
Only consistent building earns the market's trust.
Attention is cheap; conviction is not. From day
three of 2024 through the April 2026 breakout,
we've been shipping every single week — public
threads, on-chain donations, community calls,
listing applications, this site. Hype cycles
come and go. Markets only respect projects that
keep building after the spotlight moves on — and
that is the only edge we claim.
What happens next
the asteroid bull rides the biggest IPO ever.
SpaceX is expected to go public in June 2026 at a
reported
~$1.75 trillion
valuation — the largest public offering in history,
larger than every other tech IPO combined. Liv's
Shiba Inu, now the mascot of every SpaceX launch,
travels onto the most-watched cap table on Earth.
June 2026 · NYSE
The rocket that the asteroid bull rides
on goes public.
Every Falcon 9 and every Dragon capsule in
the SpaceX fleet carries Liv's plush. When
the bell rings in June, a fifteen-year-old's
drawing is riding along on the biggest
market debut in history.
Reported valuation
$1.75T
Roughly 3× the next-largest IPO in history
(Saudi Aramco, 2019). Bigger than Meta, Tesla,
or Alibaba at debut — combined.
Historical rank
#1 ever
The largest public offering of all time. Every
financial front page, every evening news
segment, every magazine cover in June 2026 will
feature the rocket that the asteroid bull calls
home.
Tailwind
Retail's eyes snap back to space.
An IPO this size doesn't just move a ticker — it
rewrites the narrative for an entire sector.
Space stocks, space ETFs, space memes. And right
at the center of the story is Liv's plush Shiba,
already riding on every launch, already carrying
the brand people will be Googling for months.
Crew
Strap in.
Every holder rides with Liv. Follow along, share the
story, bring your friends — and when you look up,
remember: her dream is everyone's dream now.
