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If you have a central database why do you need atproto?

To stream dns changes from site owners to dns servers. If you want to change a record, you post the change on atproto. DNS servers everywhere just subscribe to the jetstream. That way anyone can run a fast, local dns server which is kept up to date automatically.

How fast can I change my DNS records?

How fast can you post messages to Bluesky?

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