Charon v1.11.3 ships a routine patch to the Obol distributed validator middleware
Charon is the software that lets several machines jointly run one Ethereum validator, and this patch comes with no detailed release notes.
Blocks: 26,287,496 - 26,294,679
Slots: 15,526,799 - 15,533,998
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Charon is the software that lets several machines jointly run one Ethereum validator, and this patch comes with no detailed release notes.
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