Earlier this week, the Ethereum network experienced a significant surge in missed slots, predominantly originating from blocks relayed by bloXroute relays. Investigations revealed that while the bloXroute relays effectively published blocks and blobs, the rapid propagation of blocks through the BloXroute Distributed Network (BDN) stood in contrast with the slower propagation of blobs via peer-to-peer (p2p) channels. This discrepancy highlighted a specific Client (CL) behavior, leading to client rejection of blocks and subsequent missed slots.
Resolving Ethereum Missed Slots With bloXroute
BloXroute Labs CEO Uri Klarman explained in a detailed thread on Github, what transpired about the missed slots in Ethereum.
In the current Lighthouse version, nodes expect the same peer providing the block to also supply the blobs. However, as the BDN does not propagate blobs, consensus nodes connected to the BDN disregard blocks initially received from it. A recent BDN release aimed to expedite bloc
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