The kitten they found inside an excavator. She's got a hardhat and a job to do. Born to Build.

Something was moving in the machine A construction crew was starting the day when they heard crying from a Komatsu excavator. Supervisor Chase Guello found a kitten wedged in the skid plate — abandoned, filthy, and very much alive.

They warmed her up and named her Sue Short for Komat-SUE. Because when a cat picks your excavator, you don't argue with it — you name it after the machine and get back to work.

She got the hat, the vest and the job Sue stayed on as the crew's cat: tiny hardhat, tiny hi-vis, permanent supervisory scowl. She has been on site ever since.

And then she got a ticker $SUE is a community memecoin on BNB Smart Chain, launched on Flap, named after one very small foreman. No utility, no promises, no venture round. Just a cat in a hardhat.

Is this token affiliated with Sue's crew, or with Komatsu? No. $SUE is an unaffiliated community memecoin. It is not endorsed by, connected to, or operated by the construction crew, the photographer, Komatsu Ltd., or the person who first posted about Sue.

What does $SUE actually do? It's a memecoin — no product, no business model, no roadmap. The one mechanic it has is the 1% sell tax, which is distributed to holders as BNB. Beyond that, it's a token named after a cat in a hardhat.

How do the BNB rewards work? Every sell is taxed 1%, and that 1% is distributed to $SUE holders in BNB — real BNB in your wallet, not more $SUE. Buys are untaxed. Rewards scale with how much $SUE you hold and how much selling volume there is, so they're variable and not guaranteed: quiet weeks pay out very little.