IPFS feels more powerful than Blossom for persistence as it’s a location-independent identifier that can be hosted and served by any node or gateway.
Blossom depends on both the file hash and your Nostr signed mirrors for discovery. If you can’t update your event, the reference dies.
It seems like IPFS would make sense as a Blossom mirror, but even though both are derived from content hashes, the current addressing architecture of both seems to prevent a universal identity.
I’ve been doing some research into Nostr vs Bluesky recently working towards a cross platform self-sovereign publishing stack.
I can confirm that Nostr is indeed more decentralised 🫡
