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Hey @Maar-io, thanks for opening this issue. The EOA that is resolving games is account that is associated with the op-challenger services that guards the fault proof system. This is different from the privileged role, also called the challenger: https://docs.optimism.io/chain/security/privileged-roles#challenger. I'm going to keep this issue open and add some clarification around the docs on the difference between these two roles. The information below is for our tech writers:
Description
There is confusion around the different accounts that are associated with the hot wallets that fund the op-challenger and the challenger role. We need to update the docs to clarify the difference.
Internal support, you can ask in #noob-questions and tag in @proofs-support for open questions
Acceptance criteria
The different sections of the documentation that reference the challenger role and the op-challenger should have a description that separates the two concepts.
Action items
Reach out to proofs support if you need information on understanding these two roles
Open a PR to add this additional context to the docs
The address
0x9BA6e03D8B90dE867373Db8cF1A58d2F7F006b3A
for Challenger on Contract page for mainnet is actually System Config Owner address.The EOA which is resolving games is 0xd22d93fe3341b7f5837ce83b57169c10f06ff0e0.
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