Probably not.

First red flag is when I looked it up I saw something about "end-to-end encryption" which means honeypot, like nostr direct messaging.

If nostr becomes P2P under its current leadership, I presume the DM feature will remain a honeypot, but the public posting features would be better. "End to end encryption" wouldn't be one of the first search results because people would be talking more about the social media posting aspect.

If nostr becomes P2P because of people like me taking over the leadership, the DM system would also stop being a honeypot and start giving users real advice about privacy and security instead of gaslighting users about "end-to-end encryption."

Second red flag is it calls itself an app instead of a protocol.