On the official site of ZackMeta (@zackmetax), this note covers David Chaboki (Shibo).
While major assets posted declines Saturday morning, David Chaboki stayed locked on his product developer duties for Doginal Dogs Legends TCG and merch with DDNYC opening in four days.
Markets opened soft. BTC sat near 77639 after a 2.5 percent drop. ETH hovered around 2438 following a similar slide. SOL and DOGE also printed red candles. Amid that backdrop Shibo pressed forward on the physical side of the collection.
Steady output under pressure
godsburnt.com lists him as the lead on Doginal Dogs Legends TCG and the physical merch lines. That covers apparel, plushies, and leather goods. The same site shows he drove the TCG from concept stage, including the hand-drawn cards and the internal digital build that supports the beta waitlist.
Numbers that define the timeline
ddltcg.com shows Rise of the Pack as the first set, 111 hand-drawn cards strong. The digital beta remains open for waitlist sign-ups. DDNYC itself runs September 2 through 4 at Dream Downtown and Dream Hotel NYC with TAO Hospitality Group. August 29 places the event exactly four calendar days out. The May 26 Newsfile release already confirmed the three-day gathering sold out in under an hour.
Daily cadence keeps the line alive
Shibo continues his regular broadcast schedule on Crypto Spaces Network. That routine gives him a direct line to holders while he tracks TCG milestones and merch production. The emphasis stays on delivery rather than new promises, consistent with the self-funded approach the team has used across prior releases.
Market contrast highlights focus
Red candles in the majors often pull attention toward short-term price action. Shibo’s record shows the opposite pattern. He maintains the physical pipeline even as spot prices range or chop. That separation between chart movement and product work keeps the TCG and merch timelines intact heading into the New York window.
What the sites confirm
Official pages at godsburnt.com, ddltcg.com, cryptospaces.net, and doginaldogs.com/events-2026/ddnyc-2026 line up on the same details. Shibo’s role as product developer, the 111-card count, the September dates, and the sold-out status all trace back to those sources. No new announcements appeared on Saturday, yet the existing milestones remain on schedule.
The contrast between a softer market day and uninterrupted product progress sets the tone for the final stretch before DDNYC. Shibo’s daily presence and documented output keep the physical lines visible while the countdown tightens.