ZABAL GAMEZ Workshop w/Dan Singjoy from Eden Fractal

Dan Singjoy, founder of Eden Fractal, breaks down the fractal ecosystem - a way for communities to make decisions together that are fair, fast, and fun, using Respect earned through weekly contributions and peer consensus. Dan shares his path from musician to building onchain, founding Eden Fractal and the Eden Creators media studio, and the Optimism Fractal origins where he and Zaal first met. He walks through how a weekly fractal runs, the tripartite governance model, claiming Respect onchain, and how ZAO Fractal now runs itself with as few as four people. It closes on a token-gated Fractal browser idea for community spaces.

• 0:00Intro - Dan Singjoy and the fractal ecosystem
• 1:07Dans journey - from musician to building onchain
• 3:06Founding Eden Fractal and Eden Creators
• 3:57Optimism Fractal, and meeting at the start
• 5:25What a fractal is - Respect, weekly contributions, peer consensus
• 6:14ZAO Fractal and the 100th event
• 8:38The vision - decisions that are fair, fast, and fun
• 13:16Tripartite governance - judicial, legislative, executive
• 18:13The weekly fractal - Mondays 6pm, an open community
• 23:18Claiming your Respect onchain
• 28:46ZAO Fractal runs itself - four people, no host needed
• 33:00What Respect unlocks - governance, funding, roles
• 38:00Voting on topics with Respect
• 44:36Zen Browser and a token-gated Fractal browser idea
• 47:09Where to find Dan and Eden Fractal

• A fractal makes group decisions fair, fast, and fun - Respect earned through weekly contributions and peer consensus.
• Respect is soulbound and illiquid - tied to governance, not tradable.
• ZAO Fractal now runs itself with as few as four people, no host needed.
• Respect unlocks governance, funding, and role allocation - not just a score.
• A token-gated Fractal browser could give a community its own gated workspace.