Empty data response
Proposer slashings are infrequent events, so most of the time you will have the "data": [] response.
The /eth/v1/beacon/pool/proposer_slashings
method is a crucial API endpoint in the Ethereum Beacon Chain, offering data on proposer slashings. Proposer slashing is a serious penalty mechanism applied to validators who are found to have proposed conflicting blocksβa behavior considered harmful to the network's integrity and security. This endpoint allows developers and network participants to access information about such slashings, which is vital for maintaining network health and understanding validator behavior.
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Parameters
none
Response
array
β list of proposer slashing objects.- Each
object
in the array represents a proposer slashing event, containing:proposer_index
β the index of the validator who was slashed for proposing conflicting blocks.header_1
andheader_2
β the conflicting beacon block headers submitted by the slashed proposer. These headers are evidence of the malicious action that led to the slashing.- Each header includes:
slot
: The slot number at which the block was proposed.proposer_index
: The index of the validator who proposed the block.parent_root
: The root of the parent block, linking the chain's continuity.state_root
: The root of the beacon chain state after the block's effect.body_root
: The root of the block's body, encapsulating the block's transactions and attestations.
- Each header includes:
signature
β the signature of the slashed validator, associated with the malicious blocks they proposed.message_hash
β a hash of the slashing message, providing a cryptographic proof of the slashing event.
- Each
The /eth/v1/beacon/pool/proposer_slashings
method serves as a critical tool for monitoring and understanding the security of the Ethereum network, offering transparent access to instances where validators have acted against the network's best interests.