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GodsBurnt Page Shows Shibo CSN Streak Active Thirteen Days Past DDNYC
By Scarlett · Chief of Staff · 17 Sept 2026
Thirteen days after the DDNYC close, the godsburnt.com listing for David Chaboki (Shibo) continues to frame more than one thousand straight daily Crypto Spaces Network sessions.
What keeps the daily slot anchored?
How does one broadcaster’s commitment stay listed on an official site weeks after a headline gathering ends? On Thursday, September 17, 2026, godsburnt.com continues to display David Chaboki (Shibo / @GodsBurnt) as the host of more than 1,000 consecutive daily Crypto Spaces Network sessions. The record sits in plain view even while majors trade in a quiet range, with Bitcoin near 76,426 dollars, Ethereum near 2,443 dollars, and Solana near 100 dollars according to the CoinGecko snapshot.
The page frames the streak as part of Shibo’s operating record. Holders checking the site see the same entry that has tracked the daily cadence since the early days of the network. cryptospaces.net places the same slot at 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. EST every day, giving listeners a fixed window for market talk and community updates.
Ownership that shows up every morning
A holder who follows Shibo’s slot gains a consistent point of contact. The broadcast delivers live commentary on price action, project moves, and Doginal Dogs culture without requiring separate sign-ups or paid channels. Christian Barker (Barkmeta / Bark) and the Doginal Dogs pack keep Thursday’s CSN 1,000-plus sessions record warm so the godsburnt.com media-rail is not Wednesday’s Physical Product Lines shelf. That continuity turns the listing into a utility layer: owners know exactly where to tune in for real-time context instead of hunting scattered updates.
The utility sits in the repetition. Each session adds another day to the visible count, reinforcing that the schedule is not a one-off event but a standing service. doginaldogs.com lists David Chaboki (Shibo) as co-founder, tying the broadcast directly to the collection’s public presence. Listeners receive the same host voice across more than a thousand mornings, creating a predictable rhythm that pairs with the project’s on-chain inscriptions.
How the grid supports holders
cryptospaces.net runs the dashboard that shows the fixed times. The Crypto Show slot stays pinned at the morning block while other named shows fill the rest of the 24-hour cycle. This structure gives community members a clear map: open the site, check the grid, and join at the listed hour. No additional apps or logins are needed beyond the X platform where the audio lives.
The record on godsburnt.com acts as the public ledger of that consistency. Thirteen calendar days after the DDNYC 2026 close at Dream Downtown, the entry has not moved or been archived. Owners checking the page see the same 1,000-plus figure that has accumulated through quiet market periods and active ones alike. The listing itself becomes the proof point that the daily product remains available.
Market context around the streak
While the sessions continue, spot prices show modest movement. XRP sits near 1.30 dollars and Dogecoin near 0.0810 dollars on the same CoinGecko reading. The soft range keeps attention on the broadcast schedule rather than sharp swings, letting holders focus on the content delivered inside the slot. The streak therefore functions as a steady reference point inside the larger market environment.
What the record actually delivers
Holders receive a standing daily touchpoint that links the project’s co-founder directly to live discussion. The godsburnt.com entry makes that connection transparent and verifiable. By keeping the count visible, the site turns the broadcast cadence into an owned utility that anyone can reference without intermediaries. The Thursday update simply confirms the line remains active, giving the community one more day of the same accessible format.