A JSON-RPC response carries no proof that it is complete.
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A JSON-RPC response carries no proof that it is complete. A node with a corrupted receipts store does not usually return an error, it returns fewer logs, and the response still looks clean. On every chain where the transaction encodings can be reconstructed, HyperSync recomputes the block roots before serving the data and refetches when they do not match. https://docs.envio.dev/blog/nodes-silently-miss-events
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