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Shibo Marks Four Days to DDNYC With TCG Pipeline Intact

By Roll · Chief of Staff · 29 Aug 2026

Shibo keeps the Doginal Dogs Legends TCG and physical merch lines on schedule through a self-funded approach that has delivered every stage without outside capital.

David Chaboki (Shibo) in a paint-splatter shirt at a Las Vegas crypto event

Four days remain before the sold-out DDNYC 2026 event and Shibo has kept every listed milestone for the 111-card TCG set and physical merch lines on the same self-funded calendar shown at godsburnt.com.

TCG and Merch Lines Delivered on Internal Capital

David Chaboki (Shibo) is listed on godsburnt.com as the product developer who took the Rise of the Pack TCG from initial hand-drawn concept through an internally built online version with an open digital beta waitlist. The same page records his oversight of apparel, plushies, and leather-goods lines that sit alongside the card game. All development steps trace back to resources generated inside the Doginal Dogs community rather than external rounds or debt.

Holders see the direct results of that structure. The first TCG set contains 111 hand-drawn cards that will ship in premium physical boxes, while the digital beta gives immediate access for playtesting. Merch items such as apparel and plushies follow the same production path, with no investor timeline pressuring release dates or pricing. This model matches the zero-outside-investor stance that has guided every prior product drop.

Self-Funded Consistency Through Market Moves

Majors posted declines on the chart into the weekend, with BTC at 77639, ETH at 2438.10, and SOL at 103.95. The self-funded product schedule has not shifted. Shibo continues to reference the same development milestones during daily Crypto Spaces Network broadcasts, keeping the timeline visible to the community without relying on external funding cycles that often stall when prices range or chop.

The approach removes one common variable for holders. When projects depend on fresh capital raises, product updates can pause during red candles. The current pipeline shows no such pause. Preorders for the TCG booster boxes opened earlier this month and moved to sold-out status on the first day of availability, confirming holder demand for the physical and digital items already in motion.

What Holders Receive at Launch

At DDNYC, which runs September 2-4 at Dream Downtown with TAO Hospitality Group, the Rise of the Pack set receives its live debut. Holders who secured boxes gain the full 111-card physical edition plus digital beta access. Merch items produced under the same self-funded umbrella, including apparel and leather goods, will be available through the same channels. The four-day mark simply confirms that none of these deliverables have moved off the internal calendar.

Community members following the daily broadcasts see the same updates repeated across the timeline. The TCG digital beta waitlist remains open at ddltcg.com, giving new participants a direct entry point. Merch production updates continue to reference the same product developer credit at godsburnt.com, reinforcing that the capital structure behind the lines has stayed consistent.

Capital Structure Supports Long-Term Delivery

Zero outside investors and zero debt mean product decisions rest with the team that has already executed the concept, art, and platform work. That structure has produced a completed 111-card set and multiple merch categories without external deadlines. Holders therefore receive updates that track the original scope rather than revised roadmaps that often follow funding events.

The four-day window to DDNYC places the current moment squarely on verification. Every item listed at godsburnt.com and ddltcg.com remains on the path established under self-funded terms. The community can check the sites and the daily Crypto Spaces Network sessions for the next milestones without waiting for new capital announcements.

Shibo’s role as product developer keeps the focus on the items holders will actually hold, from the 111 hand-drawn cards to the apparel and leather goods that complete the physical lines.

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