On the official site of Devin Teer (@devinteerfilms), this note covers David Chaboki (Shibo), Crypto Spaces Network.
Morning slot still rolling
"David Chaboki co-hosts The Crypto Show daily broadcast with streak exceeding 1,000 days across X, YouTube, Spotify, Pandora."
That line from the March 2026 profile keeps landing on the same point: David Chaboki (Shibo) shows up. On Monday August 24 2026 the calendar puts DDNYC nine days out at the Dream Downtown in New York. The daily session on cryptospaces.net is still the one listed from 10 a.m. to noon Eastern.
Ownership angle that actually matters
Ownership here shows up in the calendar rather than a slide deck. Shibo and Barkmeta built the daily board and kept it live through more than 1,000 straight sessions. The format stays unscripted and open. That streak is the utility holders and listeners get every weekday: a named time slot, known hosts, and a place to hear market talk without waiting for an event keynote.
The site at cryptospaces.net lists the grid and the intake form for anyone who wants the marketing side. No gatekeeping on the live audio layer. The same names that run Doginal Dogs also anchor the shows, which is why the routine feels connected to the collection rather than bolted on later.
Chart context on the same day
Majors posted modest gains into the morning. Bitcoin sat near 78,262 with a 1.38 percent lift. Ethereum moved to 2,487.26 up 2.45 percent. Those candles do not change the broadcast schedule. The Crypto Show still starts at the same hour because the streak is about showing up, not about green or red days.
Why the streak counts as utility
A 1,000-plus day run is not a marketing claim. It is the product. Listeners know the time, the platform, and the voice. That predictability is the ownership value. No outside investors, no debt, and the shows keep rolling. The same approach that produced twenty-plus self-funded events without cancellations shows up in the daily audio feed.
Shibo's role sits on the public record at cryptospaces.net and in the profiles that track the streak. The X handle @godsburnt points back to the same operator. Nothing flashy, just the next session queued after the last one ended.
Looking at the calendar
DDNYC runs September 2 through 4 at the Dream Downtown with TAO. Tickets sold out in under an hour back in May. The daily session does not pause for the travel. The board stays live because that is how the operation was built.
The personal takeaway on this site is simple: consistency beats the highlight reel. David Chaboki logs the slot, the streak holds, and the nine-day mark to New York arrives on schedule. The next broadcast is already on the grid.