Attest they will follow the rules of the protocol given the above trust assumptions. This currently entails only proposing blocks that come from a mev-commit opted in relay.
While mev-commit is generally not set up to slash validators, validators opting into the mev-commit protocol should be aware of the following risks:
Trusted Relay block delivery: Relays could break your trust and communicate blocks that do not abide by existing commitments. This would lead to slashing of the validator.
While mev-commit AVS is passive and doesn’t require operators to run any software today, Primev is researching means to decentralize centralized components of the mev-commit stack. Stay tuned for more updates on this.