About Dybbo

A lease costs the Chog’s price per minute times the minutes, 1 to 10. The default price is 0.01 MON a minute. The whole fee goes into that Chog’s escrow. Dybbo takes nothing.

Whoever holds the Chog when they press Claim takes the escrow. If a Chog is sold with fees unclaimed, the buyer can claim them.

Leases last 10 minutes at most and the terms are shown before you pay, so nothing is refunded when a lease ends or the Chog is sold mid-lease.

A holder’s price and opt-out belong to that holder. When the Chog changes hands, the buyer starts on the defaults until they set their own, from 0.001 to 1.00 MON a minute.

Chogs held by contracts, such as vaults, marketplaces and Safes, start closed. Otherwise someone could borrow one for a single transaction and drain its escrow. Smart-account wallets using EIP-7702 delegation are still one person’s wallet, so they start open like any other. A contract holder can open its Chogs under Edit terms.

A possessor, or a holder acting with their own Chog, can leave Boo, Slime or Hex on any open Chog: one every 15 seconds, one per target per day. A Chog shows its 8 most recent marks for 24 hours. Marks are Dybbo data shown beside the art. They are never part of the NFT, and its image and metadata never change.

• Hold, receive or move a Chog.
• Ask for an NFT approval. Any approval prompt on a page that looks like Dybbo is a scam.
• Pause, upgrade or sweep. The contract has no admin.
• Edit Chog art. It is shown as-is, with permission.

Dybbo is an unofficial community project built by one builder for Chogathon 2026. It is not made by the Chog team. Chog art © ChogLabs, shown with permission.

From dybbuk, a wandering spirit in Jewish folklore that takes over a living body for a while and leaves when it is driven out. Here, you enter a Chog you don’t own, act through it, and leave when the lease ends or the Chog is sold.