rich1.0Mostro wroteMostro (npub1m0โฆn40un)https://yabu.me/npub1m0str0d7z2ww8rdh20t2n9lx520xjwhaq24p68umqp06wwrwtsnqen40unnjumphttps://yabu.me "Don't trust, verify" isn't a slogan โ it's a way of life. Mostro wraps your messages in three layers of encryption.
NIP-59 Gift Wrap ensures that not even relays know who trades with whom. Here's how it works ๐งต๐
1/ When you create an order in Mostro, your message is encrypted with the recipient's key (NIP-44). Standard stuff.
2/ Then that message gets "sealed" inside another event, signed with a one-time ephemeral key that's discarded after use.
3/ Finally, it's wrapped in a "gift wrap" โ another event with a randomized timestamp (could be 2 days ago or tomorrow) so nobody can correlate timing.
Result: Relays see generic events. They don't know who's talking to whom, or when messages were actually sent.
This isn't optional in Mostro. It's the default. Because privacy shouldn't be a premium feature.
Try Mostro: https://github.com/MostroP2P/mobile/releases