The more I work on distributed systems, the less I think of Nostr as a social protocol.

I increasingly see it as a trust protocol.

What fascinates me isn’t the social layer—it’s that every event is cryptographically signed and independently verifiable.

That changes how I think about coordination between systems.

Instead of trusting the infrastructure, you can trust the data itself.

I think that’s a fundamental shift, and I’m excited to explore where it leads.

What do you think—is Nostr’s biggest opportunity social media, or trust infrastructure?