"To process incoming validator deposits from the execution layer
(formerly 'Eth1' chain), you'll need to run an execution client as well as your
consensus client (formerly 'Eth2'). You can use a third-party service
like Infura, but we recommend running your own client to
keep the network as decentralized as possible."
The translations also contain
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"type": 0,
"value": "To process incoming validator deposits from the execution layer (formerly 'Eth1' chain), you'll need to run an execution client as well as your consensus client (formerly 'Eth2'). You can use a third-party service like Infura, but we recommend running your own client to keep the network as decentralized as possible."
}
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I think #448 and #527 missed the text displayed in https://github.com/ethereum/staking-launchpad/blob/dev/src/pages/SelectClient/SelectClientSection.tsx
"To process incoming validator deposits from the execution layer (formerly 'Eth1' chain), you'll need to run an execution client as well as your consensus client (formerly 'Eth2'). You can use a third-party service like Infura, but we recommend running your own client to keep the network as decentralized as possible."
The translations also contain "36j2ls": [ { "type": 0, "value": "To process incoming validator deposits from the execution layer (formerly 'Eth1' chain), you'll need to run an execution client as well as your consensus client (formerly 'Eth2'). You can use a third-party service like Infura, but we recommend running your own client to keep the network as decentralized as possible." } ],
referenced in key 36j2ls