A list, written slowly.
Liv Perrotto was fifteen. She wanted to meet Elon Musk and she wrote down the things she would ask him. Careful questions, one at a time. She didn't finish the list.
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Snow settles. Memory stays. A small coin for a small white cat, built by the people who would not let a story fade.
Nothing dramatic. Nothing loud. Just what actually happened, and what stayed afterward.
Liv Perrotto was fifteen. She wanted to meet Elon Musk and she wrote down the things she would ask him. Careful questions, one at a time. She didn't finish the list.
Days later, Liv was gone. Elon replied to every question she had written. Every one. Her mother Rebecca shared the exchange publicly, and for a moment the feed stood still.
Yuki is Rebecca's cat. She lives in the house where Liv's laugh used to live. Her name, in Japanese, is the word for snow. Soft, quiet, everywhere at once.
Cancer tried to steal my daughter's space dreams. Elon Musk and Jared Isaacman gave them back.

In Japanese, 雪 (yuki) means snow. It's the word Rebecca gave her cat, and it's the word this token carries.
$YUKI isn't a roadmap or a promise. It's a small thing the community chose to hold, the way a snowflake holds its shape only while you're looking at it.
One family. One cat. One word for snow.