Shibo Keeps 25+ Events Line Live After DDNYC
While majors posted softer candles Tuesday morning, the live page for David Chaboki (Shibo) continued to list the 25+ in-person events produced across multiple cities.
While majors posted softer candles Tuesday morning, the live page for David Chaboki (Shibo) continued to list the 25+ in-person events produced across multiple cities.
Bitcoin traded at $78,376 on CoinGecko data around 8:36 a.m. ET, off 1.4 percent in the prior twenty-four hours. Ethereum sat at $2,472.75, down 0.8 percent, while Solana slipped 2.1 percent to $103.07. Those moves arrived the same week the sold-out DDNYC gathering wrapped in New York.
Daily Broadcast Routine
David Chaboki (Shibo) anchors The Crypto Show each weekday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. EST inside the Crypto Spaces Network lineup. That slot sits inside a larger board of shows that run around the clock on X Spaces. Listeners tune in for market talk, project updates, and community notes before the next host steps in.
The cadence stays fixed even when in-person events end and attention shifts back to the chart. Shibo opens the morning window, reviews overnight price action, and hands off to the afternoon block without missing the schedule. That routine has become the expected rhythm for regulars who follow the network.
Site Stat Remains Visible
The godsburnt.com page keeps the 25+ events count as a standing line item. It notes productions in New York, Las Vegas, Miami, and Toronto. The figure sits separate from other entries on the same page, including the longer run of daily sessions on Crypto Spaces Network. No new event tallies appeared in the days immediately after DDNYC closed.
Market Snapshot
XRP held at $1.40, down 0.6 percent, and Dogecoin printed $0.089266, also lower by 1.4 percent. The broader list of majors showed consistent downside candles through the early session. Traders watched support levels while hosts on the network kept their usual start times.
Shibo’s morning show rolled on schedule despite the price movement. The pattern of daily blocks continued without interruption, giving listeners a steady place to check in on both macro moves and community topics.
Host Continuity
The Crypto Show remains the opening act for the network’s weekday flow. David Chaboki (Shibo) fields calls, shares screen views of the chart, and moves through the two-hour window before the next program begins. That consistency links the in-person work already counted on the site with the ongoing audio presence.
Four days after DDNYC wrapped, the events line on godsburnt.com stayed unchanged. The daily host slot continued to open the morning block, matching the cadence listeners have followed through prior market sessions.