Rabble on Nostr: Bluesky accounts are key pairs and DIDs but they keys are stored on a PDS server ...
Bluesky accounts are key pairs and DIDs but they keys are stored on a PDS server which handles signing. You own your keys and can migrate to a different server, but use a username (domain name actually) and password to login. This is similar to nsec bunker in many ways.
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2024-02-08 07:13:21Event JSON
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