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com.publicdomainrelay.temp.market.badgeBlueKey

Publishes the public half of a badge.blue attestation key that this repo signs market.* records with. The record key is the key's did:key, so a verifier can look up a key by did:key directly in the author's PDS repo — a PDS-native key registry complementing DID-document key binding.

Repository @johnandersen777.bsky.social did:plc:5svqtrhheairglgiiyvutzik namespace authority
Details · record, key any
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Authoritymarket.temp.publicdomainrelay.com
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Record

record · key any

Properties

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

issuer

string · did

DID (e.g. a did:web) that controls/advertises this key when it is bound to a service identity.

key

requiredstring · did

The did:key of the public key (the same value as this record's key).

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