Is this something that can be integrated with Nostr, or are we expected to start from scratch with a new identity key set?
Can anybody on here explain the pros and cons of NOSTR vs the DID spec from TBD ?
Seems like the over arching ideas are similar. Just different implementations?
Perhaps the TBD guys have spent more time architecting something cleaner?
But Nostr clearly has a much more active community & actual users?
What else ?
https://developer.tbd.website/docs/web5/learn/decentralized-identifiers/
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Discussion
No idea. Doesn’t sound like it, but I’m nowhere near smart enough to answer that
IMO it’s interoperable. Block is working on identity wallet constructs with the belief that users will own many decentralized identities.
To be frank, big tech trails not too far behind with device passkeys. It’s using a similar public/private key combination with private relays.
I believe the big difference architecturally is that web5 is a mesh-like construct.
I agree with nostr:npub14vskcp90k6gwp6sxjs2jwwqpcmahg6wz3h5vzq0yn6crrsq0utts52axlt Yes, it can. Here is one way: https://github.com/bnonni/did-nostr