not only lawyers I think Rusty is absolutely right here; he’s got a “good nose for it,” as we say. I’m a little surprised that—especially on Nostr—so few people see the potential in this project. One point: if you believe that state monopolies must increasingly be challenged and undermined using new technologies, then given the current state of development of these very technologies, it doesn’t take much imagination to see that precisely this aspect—namely, easily accessible and reliable ledgers—will be crucial for a “new, decentralized order.” My opinion: fantastic idea. By the way: I’m already working on a system to provide our clients with a tool that helps them—always tailored to our specific cases, of course—to store the most important data. Especially when cases drag on for a long time (and there are more and more of those in the EU), we’ve noticed that clients struggle to stay organized and end up “losing” things. Second point: timestamps. In my view, these are also becoming increasingly important. So, for my part, I wish him (and all of us) every success with this.
