lnurl just requires a webserver that can communicate with the LN node to generate invoices on-demand.
Can't that in theory be done with a nostr client daemon that listens to certain events from a set of relays and replies with invoices?
My point is: can't we have an entirely DNS-free lnurl spec alternative that only uses nostr? We can call it lnostr or something.
Or we could finalize and deploy bolt12 and not need any secondary system
bolt12 requires onion messaging which also has reliability trade-offs.
I'm also hoping it works well and we don't need anything else.
I think many of us are thinking the same thing: why do we need to rely on centralized DNS authorities for LNURL when we can do it just with npubs and relays.
Amazing new proposal LNURL over nostr proposal:
https://github.com/lnurl/luds/pull/203
Which is something I had though about in the past:
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imma coom if this works 
