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Support Zircuit fraud transactions and zk overflow detection #14629
Support Zircuit fraud transactions and zk overflow detection #14629
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Can you also add that for the Sepolia defaults?
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I don't have any context on the use case for this feature, but... if the node is unable to verify whether transactions are fraudulent, shouldn't it flag an error, or at least warn about it? (Rather than just logging at level="debug"?)