He can sign with his old privkey a statement to verify his new keypair, as he has not lost control of the old key.

Much better than using NIP-05, as that needs trust in lots of systems (DNS hierarchy, webserver security, etc), imo.

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Why trust any nip-05 then? It’s a much more visible and user friendly instructor. It would be an appropriate measure to take.

Exactly, NIP-05 should be considered as an alias, not as complete verification.

The identity relies in the keypair, not in the DNS domain.

If you can't trust his domain, you couldn't trust his previous pubkey.

You trust his previous keypair because of his previous history and interaction in the network, not because of his NIP-05.