When I span up my Nostr keys, I had no idea how valuable they would already have become
I was singing up to clients that I can’t even remember
No idea if I used the nostr:nprofile1qqsyv47lazt9h6ycp2fsw270khje5egjgsrdkrupjg27u796g7f5k0spzemhxue69uhk2er9dchxummnw3ezumrpdejz7qgwwaehxw309ahx7uewd3hkctcyq5fje browser extension (which I really like)
So a fear I have: what if a startup client, that might already have folded, loses all their customer npub and nsec data?
You could spend years building, to only have someone steal the keys
Do you start again? Totally from scratch, and take much better care?
The sunk cost fallacy playing hardball here
#asknostr
Always assume not being compromised unless proven otherwise.
Even if being compromised you can always post and refer to the new npub. (Not sure if the hacker could stop it or making spam notes to force people block it)
Then you may need 1-2 web of trust npub to verify you in physical world.
In case of lost the nsec it will be worse but also not the end of the world
Not sure if I am correct
#asknostr
Makes sense
The web of trust is so useful at that point
