How is W3C VC a nostr killer?
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Yeah, been asking the same question. Seems like folks are confusing an orthogonal signed credential format that's used outside the system with what looks like a completely separate app/data layer they're calling "DWeb Nodes" , which don't appear to have anything to do with VCs 🤷♂️
In fact, a verifiable credential issuer could issue a VC with a nostr npub within the subject (now that we have nostr DID schema in draft).
And W3C's Verifiable Presentations JSON can already be signed by a nostr nsec.
Nostr loves JSON after all and VC/VPs are ultimately just signed JSONs encoded in Base64.
Probably all these were lost in translation when presented on stage by non-devs.