I used Ethereum for my Nostr key rotation / replacement proj...

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I used Ethereum for my Nostr key rotation / replacement project. (I wonder if I'm the only person who has used Ethereum for anything related to Nostr.)

I tried to see how it could be done with Bitcoin, but in the end doing a smart contract just seemed easier. Admittedly I hardly knew anything about blockchains when I got started. Maybe I would have used Bitcoin if I had had more experience. Oh, and actually I'm using a little bit of Bitcoin by way of opentimestamps.

I'm happy to continue using Ethereum whenever I need a programmable blockchain. These projects are partly meant as (usable) proof-of-concept, so I don't think too hard about whether or not Ethereum has a future etc.

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