npub16x…56z6l on Nostr: I think it's different with a chain, you can verify that nothing was omitted. For ...

I think it's different with a chain, you can verify that nothing was omitted. For example the note below has a screenshot of a table showing a complete key delegation history that a client has read off a blockchain:

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The way it usually goes, your online identity is your private key. If the key is compromised, there goes your identity. Inkan fixes that.

You keep a master key in cold storage and a signing key for everyday use. If the signing key ever leaks or gets lost, the master revokes it and delegates to a new one. Same identity, same followers, fresh signing key.

If you'd like to take a look at the prototype: https://www.inkan.cc. Log in with your NIP-07 extension and say hi to the test identities already walking around. Or make one of your own.