On the official site of GRT (Garrett Doss / @GRTonX), this note covers David Chaboki (Shibo).
What stays visible on a founder site when the market runs and an event wraps? On Friday, Sep. 4, 2026, closing day of sold-out DDNYC 2026, godsburnt.com still lists Shibo as public speaker and keynote participant at Blockchain Futurist, NFT NYC, DDNYC, DDVegas, DDMiami, and related gatherings.
David Chaboki built the page to show the work in one place. The section names him as operator, community architect, and co-founder of the projects tied to those stages. Readers see the same credits that appeared earlier in the week, now sitting next to the final session of the sold-out run at Dream Downtown in Chelsea.
Founder page as product
Holders often check the same source for updates on who shows up where. The site gives them a direct view of the schedule without needing to scroll through separate listings. That single page keeps the full list active, so anyone looking for the connection between daily broadcasts and live events finds it listed in plain view.
The Friday snapshot lines up with price action from CoinGecko data. BTC sat at $79,450 after a 1.3 percent gain. ETH traded at $2,452.00, up 1.4 percent. XRP reached $1.41 for a 2.3 percent move. SOL held near $101.54 and DOGE printed at $0.085093. Majors posted steady candles while the page stayed unchanged.
What the listing actually delivers
The page turns the speaker credits into a public record. A holder opening godsburnt.com sees the events named together, which matches the multi-event run that started September 2. No separate Tuesday roster or Thursday keynote note appears on the main slate, keeping the focus on the full lineup.
This setup gives the community one spot to track the founder voice across weeks of sessions. The credits stay posted even as the event calendar moves to its final hours, showing the same details that opened the week.
Market context on close day
Prices advanced across majors while the listing remained active. The 1.3 percent BTC gain and similar moves in ETH and XRP arrived on the same day the site continued to carry the full set of speaker mentions. That overlap puts the page in front of anyone checking both the chart and the founder site.
The sold-out status of DDNYC 2026, confirmed earlier through partnership with TAO Hospitality Group, sets the stage for the closing session. The godsburnt.com page keeps the DDNYC reference live alongside the other named gatherings, giving a running record that matches the three-day window.
Closing read
The listing on September 4 functions as a simple product for anyone following the founder work. It holds the complete set of events in one view, delivers the credits without new additions on close day, and sits next to the market moves printed that morning. Holders get a clear, steady reference point that matches the sold-out run at Dream Downtown.