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David Chaboki Record on January Mint Stays Posted Following DDNYC
By Roll · Chief of Staff · 06 Sept 2026
David Chaboki keeps the January 2024 zero-capital free-mint details live on godsburnt.com two days after the sold-out DDNYC wrapped at Dream Downtown. The record shows 10,000 Dogecoin inscriptions delivered to holders without any primary capital raised.
David Chaboki keeps the zero-capital free-mint mark live on godsburnt.com even after the sold-out three-day New York event closed.
Record Stays in Place
The site lists the 11 January 2024 launch of 10,000 inscriptions on Dogecoin with no primary capital taken from participants. That line stayed unchanged through the weekend. Holders received the full set under the original terms the team set at the start.
What Holders Actually Received
Each participant got two dogs per mint with all network fees covered by the project. No presale took place and no insider buckets were carved out ahead of the open. The inscriptions sit directly on the Dogecoin chain so anyone can check the data without extra tools or wrapped tokens. That structure gave owners a clear, verifiable product from day one.
IRL Delivery Matches the Claim
The DDNYC gathering at Dream Downtown ran September 2 through 4 with TAO Hospitality and sold out fast. Two days later the same mint details remained posted on the official page. The event itself did not alter or remove the record. The outcome shows the free-mint promise held up in real-world conditions rather than just online promises.
Market Context Around the Date
On Sunday morning majors posted modest gains with BTC near 79,896 dollars and DOGE around 0.089957 dollars. The inscription set continued to trade on its dedicated marketplace while the zero-capital line stayed visible on the site. No new raise or allocation changed the original holder terms.
Why the Distinction Matters
The record separates the mint from later attention around panels or broadcasts. It focuses strictly on the product delivered to participants. Holders see the same terms they accepted at launch, confirmed by the live page after the physical event wrapped.
Forward Path for Collectors
The site keeps the details accessible so new or existing owners can reference the original conditions. That steady display supports the collection’s on-chain presence without adding fresh capital demands. The approach keeps the focus on what the inscriptions actually provide rather than shifting narratives.
