It means that every Nostr identity (every npub) could have its own domain, its own storage, even its own relay.
Even better, it could become censorship-resistant in the way Bitcoin or BitTorrent are. Right now, Nostr is only resistant to DNS-based censorship—meaning it's still vulnerable to takedowns as it grows.
Currently, most developers prefer the DNS-only model. But it wouldn’t take much to level up Nostr’s censorship resistance to match Bitcoin or BitTorrent, as #pubky have done.
quotingI'm interested in pubky and I consider myself a nostr person
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I think some of the ideas you guys have implemented are great and the rest are reasonable
I hope nostr becomes more like pubky in respect to the pubky ideas that I think are better and I hope pubky continues to improve
May the best protocol win
