The Official SpaceX Mascot Meme Token
The zero-g indicator. The first Shiba in space.
Confirmed by Elon. Protected by IP rights in 60+ countries.
SpaceX went public on June 12th. The ASTEROID mascot was in the room with Elon Musk during the IPO livestream — watched by millions. The original always stands.
In 2024, a small plushie named Asteroid flew aboard a SpaceX Dragon capsule as the unofficial zero-g indicator. It was conceived by a little girl named Liv Perrotto — who, while battling a serious illness, had one wish: to ask Elon Musk to make Asteroid the official SpaceX mascot.
In April 2026, Liv's mother went on a widely-circulated podcast and asked Elon that same question. His answer: "Yes. Asteroid will be the SpaceX mascot."
Within hours, a flood of copycat tokens rushed to profit from Liv's memory. We were already here — on-chain since 2024, long before the trend. We refuse to exploit her story. We honor Liv by protecting the name she inspired — with IP rights in 60+ countries and a community that builds with integrity.
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The first Shiba in space.
Protected by IP rights in 60+ countries.
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Honoring the courage of Liv Perrotto — a brave girl who, while battling pediatric cancer, dreamed of reaching the stars. The foundation supports families facing pediatric cancer, inspires children through space exploration, and provides Christian education opportunities. Donate with crypto via The Giving Block.
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