It's a different serialization of the key. Nostr is taproot. did: has 100+ methods each with a different serialization

And a different URI scheme, which is a very minor string change

Nostr does canonicalization, and signing too

With did: that is a work in progress

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So if you don’t engage in shitcoinery, is there any *need* for a DID that a widely-adopted/internet-saturating Nostr wouldn’t solve?

nostr URI scheme likely to be better than DID

nostr:npub is already ahead

Excellent answer, thank you 🤙