Given that, the next best path was to bring Nostr’s identity system up to parity with Bluesky’s, which is what we’ve aimed to do with did-nostr. In fact, there are a few aspects I believe will end up being better than Bluesky’s did:plc.
Of course, it’s going to take significant investment and a solid growth strategy to compete with Bluesky. But at least when it comes to identity, Nostr is now in a position where it has feature parity.
https://nostrcg.github.io/did-nostr/
quotingBluesky expanding, branding of your followers/identity stay with you. And they’re building sleek social apps connecting to the AT protocol
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It not nostr v X
While there are distinct differences, it’s nostr v AT protocol (in social media at least. Of course nostr goes well beyond this)
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