One key difference (no pun intended ๐Ÿ˜‚) is that you can send ...

corndalorian

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2026-09-08T01:21:21Z

โ†ณ Reply to โšก๏ธแ—ชใ„–ๅŒšโšก๏ธ (npub1xy54p83r6wnpyhs52xjeztd7qyyeu9ghymz8v66yu8kt3jzx75rqhf3urc)

Bitcoin had the same problem and it took about a decade (and still not solved). Youโ€™re right, not a fail, just early. Signers are the hardware wallet ...

One key difference (no pun intended ๐Ÿ˜‚) is that you can send your bitcoin to a new key if you suspect your old one is at risk. You canโ€™t send your identity to a new key on Nostr. So pasting it into device after device and app after app just feels like a disaster waiting to happen. Iโ€™m surprised my nsec isnโ€™t already compromised ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚

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