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asynchronous execution across AVSs can isolate faults and reduce the chance of simultaneous protocol violations. By decoupling validation timelines, a misbehavior in one AVS doesn't instantly propagate to others, offering a form of natural fault containment. However, this depends on validator infrastructure being independently managed across AVSs. If validators use shared clients, RPCs, or key management tools, there's still significant risk of cascading failures. Proper operational compartmentalization is necessary to fully benefit from asynchronous execution in preventing cross-AVS slashing contagion.
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