It all started when a flock of chickens, tired of pecking at scattered grain, learned to button up tiny suits and commandeer an old city bus. The driver quit, the fare box jammed, and the ‘Cabal’ vinyl sign was slapped on like a badge of rebellion. Their hatchlings started trading corn kernels for Wi‑Fi, and the bus became the first moving think‑tank for feathered financiers.
Weeks later, the bus rolled into a downtown plaza, where the chickens strutted onto a stage made of recycled bus seats. They announced the launch of Cabal Bus ($CABUS), promising only one thing: a ride that’s as wild as a coop on caffeine. The crowd went wild, the pigeons were jealous, and the bus now runs on a mix of solar panels and pure, unadulterated swagger.