C64 moving sprite issue

Question

I'm writing a Chrome Dino demake on the c64 but the code won't work. Sprite 0 won't move and there are some garbage pixels on top of the screen.

A demake is a video game remake that adapts a modern game to an older platform, or one that transforms the game to an older graphical or gameplay style. Essentially, it's the opposite of a remake, which typically moves a game to a more advanced platform.

My code:

* = 0801ドル
!word 0810ドル
!word 2021
!byte 9ドルe
!text "2064"
!byte 0
!word 0
* = 0810ドル
dino_y = $fb
dino_vy = $fc
; Ustawienia początkowe
lda #01ドル ; set bg color white
sta $d021
lda #80ドル ; set sp0 pointer to 2000ドル
sta 07ドルf8
lda #00ドル ; set sp0 color to black
sta $d027
lda #80ドル ; sprite 0 x
sta $d000
lda #40ドル ; sprite 0 y
sta $d001
lda #01ドル ; sprite 0 enable
sta $d015
; init pos
lda #40ドル
sta dino_y
lda #00ドル
sta dino_vy
mainloop:
; grawitacja
lda dino_vy
clc
adc #1
sta dino_vy
; update dino ypos
lda dino_y
clc
adc dino_vy
sta dino_y
; update dino sprite
lda dino_y
sta $d001
; delay setup
ldx #$ff
delay1:
ldy #$ff
delay2:
dey
bne delay2
dex
bne delay1
jmp mainloop
* = 2000ドル
sprite0_data:
!byte %00000000,%00000000,%00000000
!byte %00000000,%00000011,%11111100
!byte %00000000,%00000111,%11111110
!byte %00000000,%00000110,%11111110
!byte %00000000,%00000111,%11111110
!byte %00000000,%00000111,%11111110
!byte %00000000,%00000111,%11000000
!byte %00000000,%00000111,%11111000
!byte %00001000,%00001111,%10000000
!byte %00001000,%00011111,%10000000
!byte %00001100,%01111111,%11100000
!byte %00001110,%11111111,%10100000
!byte %00001111,%11111111,%10000000
!byte %00001111,%11111111,%10000000
!byte %00000111,%11111111,%00000000
!byte %00000011,%11111111,%00000000
!byte %00000001,%11111110,%00000000
!byte %00000000,%11101100,%00000000
!byte %00000000,%11000100,%00000000
!byte %00000000,%10000100,%00000000
!byte %00000000,%11000110,%00000000

• Peter Kofler: Are you seeing the correct sprite at all and it is just not moving or are you not seeing the correct sprite at all?
• Boofhead: Which assembler are you using? If you're using Acme without a suitable directive, it won't prefix the load address of 0801ドル to the file. Insert a line at the top, !to "demo.prg", cbm
• Sep Roland: Make sure that the 9th bit for the X coordinate is zero. Use lda #00ドル sta $d010 once before the loop. Should the 9th bit be ON, then your X=128 plus 256 would yield the true X=384 which would be off-screen.
• Sep Roland: Did you try to use any of the other colors (1-15) for your sprite? Experiment with other background colors too.
• Karolina Sadowska: The second sprite completly doesnt show up