While it seems like a good idea to have multiple accounts on a single NSec it is the combo with the Npub that builds security. If your Nsec was made public it would burn all Pulbic as it is no longer under your single control. There's no port over your followers, its a new start from day 1

There should be a way to move your follows and followers to a new account tho.

Could you elaborate a bit more, there's no reasoning with your statement

Currently one private key maps to a single public key. Why can't we have multiple public keys for a single private. Let's say there are two nostr clients. One similar to linkedIn and another similar to Instagram. I want a single private key to access both clients but my public profile ought to be different. I wouldn't want all my LinkedIn guys on my Instagram. Yes this can be achieved by having two separate private keys for both clients. I don't know why that should be the case. What difference does it make to security? Nobody really knows that these multiple public keys belong to the same private key. @fiatjaf

Let's say my private key got exposed. I need a new private key and kill the old one. There should be a way transfer data from one private key to the other and killing the previous.

Yes, or maybe I’m just worried about it being leaked. But someone said the person that stole it could do the same thing, so I’m not sure how it would work.

Precisely. How would I verify that the new account is you and not someone else who also got the nsec?

You don’t. Those people you trust your credit card and bank accounts with will. Come now, the only reason there is security because banks and sneakers, why reinvent themselves?!

Time doesn’t have to be complicated. The clockworks are already working. 🤡

It’s flattering for Sam to support time for bitcoin not be a corrupto. @jack We might not see eyeball to eyeball for military action, but still flattering. 🪬

If any world coin, it would be bitcoin for sure.

To see if we can bring the heat back 🎚️

I think that’s a separate issue, how could you verify it’s me now? Isn’t that what the domain verification is meant to do? This is more for peace of mind if I suspect it’s been leaked or something.