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Thank you for explaining. I think the introduction of Ethereum (or any blockchain) plus some server that has to do the Ethereum dance on your behalf plus whatever computation and extra fetching has to be done on the client side because of this are the exact problems I was mentioning before (complexity + centralization), so I don't think it's the way forward. Anyway, I think this is a sane protocol still much better than Farcaster or Bluesky for what is worth, so anyone who thinks key delegation is important should probably use the Inkan approach, not the Bluesky or Farcaster approach (Farcaster is dead, I'll stop mentioning it). Who is paying the Ethereum fees, by the way?