[Core Protocol] is the l1origin
from RPC optimism_outputAtBlock
reliable?
#514
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I don't think so,by compare the result.blockRef.l1origin and result.syncStatus.safe_l2.l1origin ,you can see syncStatus's is earlier
not sure what you want,do you mean you want to know the latest safe block of L2(or its l1origin)? |
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Issue Description
I noticed that for some third party providers they provide this RPC method
optimism_outputAtBlock
curl example:
its corresponding example is:
the value of
result.blockRef.l1origin
if I understand correctly, is the corresponding L1 block number of this L2 block.Does that means that all L2 transactions can be seen as
safe
after this L1 block?If not, how do I derive the correct or the oldest l1 origin block number for an Optimism block?
Thanks!
Additional Information
This rpc is provided by quicknode: https://www.quicknode.com/docs/optimism/optimism_outputAtBlock
I've replaced the url inside the curl example since there are credentials involved.
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