Yes it does, It allows us to address the relay through whatever means they themselves have shared, which can be TOE, I2P or the open internet. Their address can change but you can still follow the changes and use their new endpoints.

Like this:
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 thank you for the details here. this is both exciting and very interesting.

⚡'d 🫡 

 Agree.

NIP-05 doesn't verify a npub.
NIP-05 just adds a DNS alias to a npub.

Very, very different.
The identity is in the npub, not in the DNS name.

🫂 

 no, we don't have a way to do it; we need to update the protocol to support it