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Your keys could still be stored in a third party vault. If your vault goes under, you get a new address and tell people to update their links, just like if you
by basch 3y ago
Your keys could still be stored in a third party vault.
If your vault goes under, you get a new address and tell people to update their links, just like if you lose a domain.
- apitman 3y agoThe key difference being that domains don't get lost, especially if you avoid country TLDs.
- notnullorvoid 3y agoDomain names do get lost if you forget to renew or your payment info isn't up to date. You could argue that's caused by carelessness, but so is losing a private key.
- apitman 3y agoActually, good point. But that is solvable with better registrar UX. For example, I run a registrar that offers free subdomains, and I'm planning to add support for a long term guarantee, by registering the apex domains for the max time (10 years) and renewing every year.