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The op-node constructs eth clients with a special flag indicating whether to trust the rpc. If the RPC is local, we can trust it, but if it's over the wire, cached information from responses shouldn't be used and block-hash verification should be performed. As the op-node describes, deposits and batches can't be missed or faked, but the wrong L1 block could be fetched.
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op-nodeconstructs eth clients with a special flag indicating whether to trust the rpc. If the RPC is local, we can trust it, but if it's over the wire, cached information from responses shouldn't be used and block-hash verification should be performed. As theop-nodedescribes, deposits and batches can't be missed or faked, but the wrong L1 block could be fetched.