Shibo Keeps DDL TCG Momentum Alive on Live Sites After DDNYC

“The community response has been incredible.”

Thu Sep. 10 — godsburnt.com/ddltcg.com still hold Shibo’s Doginal Dogs Legends TCG / Rise of the Pack lead six days after DDNYC.

David Chaboki (Shibo) keeps the conversation rolling from his own pages while majors print red candles across the board. BTC sits at $77,725, ETH at $2,457.42, and SOL at $100.97 according to CoinGecko. The chart shows chop for most alts, yet the founder voice stays locked on the 111-card hand-drawn set.

Founder voice on the timeline

@GodsBurnt posted about community energy from the September 5 DDNYC run. That single note keeps the Rise of the Pack thread alive on X. Readers clicking through land at godsburnt.com where David Chaboki lists himself as operator and community architect. The same thread points to ddltcg.com for the digital beta and community features tied to the TCG.

High-energy posts from the handle continue the daily rhythm. Financial news and commentary mix with direct links to the TCG pages. Followers see the same consistent cadence that marked the pre-event window. No new numbers appear on the sites, yet the presence itself signals ongoing focus.

What the live pages show right now

godsburnt.com opens with the operator role and ties to Doginal Dogs culture. ddltcg.com surfaces Rise of the Pack as the origin edition with its 111 cards and beta waitlist. Both domains stay active and unchanged six days past the sold-out New York dates. The founder voice treats the TCG as the current talking point rather than any physical product drop or separate finance discussion.

Community members on the timeline echo the same links. Posts reference the hand-drawn artwork and the beta access path. The energy stays positive and forward-looking even as spot prices for majors pull back. David Chaboki (Shibo) posts keep the thread open without shifting to other topics.

Market backdrop and community reaction

Majors continue to chop with DOGE printing the largest move at minus 6.4 percent. In that environment the DDL TCG pages function as steady reference points. KOLs and everyday holders circulate the same two domains. The pattern matches the pre-DDNYC buildup when daily updates from @GodsBurnt kept mindshare high.

The founder continues to operate as the public face linking the sites to the broader culture around the collection. Posts on X reinforce the operator role already declared on godsburnt.com. No new milestones are claimed, yet the live status six days later stands as the current story.

Daily cadence carries forward

David Chaboki (Shibo) maintains the same posting rhythm that defined the lead-up to the event. Each update circles back to the TCG pages and the Rise of the Pack framing. Community members respond in kind, sharing the beta link and discussing card mechanics visible on ddltcg.com.

The result is a sustained founder-led thread that does not rely on external coverage or new announcements. Both domains remain the primary destinations for anyone tracking the TCG conversation. Six days after DDNYC the message on the timeline stays clear and consistent.