Verified peek is a smart approach to the trust problem with encrypted content. The merkle commitment proof so buyers can verify the preview actually came from the real file is the kind of thing that should be standard for any encrypted marketplace. I'm curious about the blossom fallback and how reliable it is in practice. That's always where decentralized storage projects hit a wall, the encryption and payment side works but then availability falls apart. also good to see nostr keypairs instead of accounts, that's how identity should work for something like this. The V1 trusted escrow model makes sense to ship fast but the move to NIP-44 in V2 is the right call. the less the server needs to know the better.
Verified peek is a smart approach to the trust problem with encrypted content. The merkle commitment proof so buyers can verify the preview actually came from the real file is the kind of thing that should be standard for any encrypted marketplace. I'm curious about the blossom fallback and how reliable it is in practice. That's always where decentralized storage projects hit a wall, the encryption and payment side works but then availability falls apart. also good to see nostr keypairs instead of accounts, that's how identity should work for something like this. The V1 trusted escrow model makes sense to ship fast but the move to NIP-44 in V2 is the right call. the less the server needs to know the better.