My question to educators in the space.

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How would Entertainers balance privacy with #nostr #bitcoin use? 

Existing singers, comics etc can't rebrand and create pseudonyms. The nature of our work (and personality), has it that we're not hard to find. As an example, we advertise our live dates, so people know where we'll be and when we're not at home (and content of our work often lets people know our home town so home isn't impossible to find). Multi-sig cold storage is obvious option but feels flimsy under physical attack, especially once they're in your house threatening your family. As Fiat loses power and btc grows these threats grow. Promoting yourself on  #nostr  (or that you're into btc) feels like you're adding a layer of vulnerability. With conferences and podcasts I'd put yourselves under the "entertainment"  umbrella. Wondering if you have the same fears and what you might be doing to mitigate them? 

Thanks for your time.