Dear Liv's Mom,@rebeccaperrotto
I'm a stranger from far away who has been quietly following your and Liv's story. Please forgive me for reaching out like this — I wouldn't have written if my heart hadn't been so heavy watching how things are unfolding these past few days.
I remember that one of Liv's final wishes was for the money from her plushies to go to @StJude Children's Research Hospital — to help children like her. That wish was pure, and it was hers.
I noticed that just yesterday, the person leading crypto donations at @StJude gave a very thoughtful, professional public response about how tokens and donations can be handled. @StJude has been the most trusted name in childhood-cancer care for decades — they have mature systems for fund management, tax compliance, and grant disbursement. If they directly carry Liv's wish forward, you wouldn't have to shoulder the weight of running an entire foundation alone, and the kids Liv wanted to help would receive that help faster and more reliably.
The reason I'm writing — and I'm sorry for the bluntness — is that I've spent time in the Web3 space and I know how this ecosystem really works. I want to be honest with you about a few things, and I genuinely hope you'll consider them:
First, the SOL you received on Bags is, in essence, trading fees generated by a meme coin (a highly speculative token). The people who launched that coin have, from day one, tied your name and Liv's name to it. They need your visibility to keep traders coming in — that's how they keep profiting.
Second, this kind of binding is one-sided. The moment the price drops — and meme coins always drop eventually — the first person buyers will turn their anger toward is the kind face they were shown at the top. That has been the kind person, not the launchers. I've seen this story end the same way many times: it stops looking like charity and starts looking like harassment, impersonation, and noise. The fact that your Twitter has been hacked and used to post strange things lately is, sadly, already a sign of what's coming.
Third, starting your own foundation sounds beautiful, but in practice it means — legal entity registration, a board of directors, annual audits, tax filings, grant review committees, compliance disclosures, and a thousand small administrative fires every week. It will pull at you and your family 365 days a year, for years. And what you and your family need most right now is time — quiet, gentle time — to grieve Liv and heal as a family.
So with all my heart, I want to suggest this: donate the crypto directly, in one transaction, to @StJude.
- Liv's wish gets carried out exactly as she imagined it
- Every dollar is professionally managed and goes to kids fighting cancer
- You and your family stop being pulled into crypto projects you never asked to join
- The people trying to use Liv's name to make money lose every reason to circle around you
You and Liv have already given so much. Please let a professional, trusted institution carry the rest. Let Liv's light keep shining — but don't let it become another weight on your shoulders.
Wishing you and your family peace, slowly and steadily, for all the days ahead.
We love Liv. We love your kindness.
Every time the price falls to 120M, it gets defended
$ASTEROID has been building pressure inside this box for the last 26 days, so don’t act surprised when it finally blows the top
The market still does not fully understand how insane the narrative is here
Elon literally named it the mascot of SpaceX
That alone is stronger lore than 99% of memes in this market
Actual emotions are behind this narrative and if ASTEROID holders decide to help the mother of that child, it can rip harder even before the official naming event/tweet
Space narrative + Elon Musk + cult community + massive consolidation after expansion usually ends with one thing: another violent leg up
@Babiboiz14 It‘s very difficult. A lot of Chinese kol have come in this ca, and they have been jointly raising the price to sell. This is a scam. Its end is to zero, and soon... 🥲🥲🥲