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Do multi-client strategies reduce slashing risk effectively? A multi-client strategy is one of the most effective ways to mitigate systemic slashing risk. By running multiple, independently developed clients for the same AVS, an operator diversifies away the risk of a catastrophic bug in any single codebase. If Client A has a bug, the operator's Client B will likely remain functional, preventing a slash. This strategy is capital-intensive and operationally complex, but it is a hallmark of sophisticated, risk-averse operators. For the network as a whole, a healthy distribution of clients is a non-negotiable requirement for long-term survival, as it is the primary defense against a single point of failure taking down the entire system.

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