Rocket Pool proposes new Saturn 1 express-ticket allocation

What happened

Rocket Pool opened a vote on RPIP-75 to alter express-ticket issuance and queue priority for migration from legacy minipools to Saturn 1 megapools.

What changed

The proposal would remove the unconditional two-ticket base allocation and match one regular-queue megapool after four express-queue deposits rather than after two.

What did not change

No migration rule changed within November. The proposal did not alter rETH's exchange-rate accounting, redemption contract, custody, or validator withdrawal credentials.

Confirmed

• The proposed base express-ticket allocation is zero.
• Tickets derived from legacy bonded ETH would remain available under the stated formula.
• The proposed express priority is four express deposits for each regular-queue deposit.
• The Snapshot vote extended into December.

Still open

• The vote result and implementation transaction.
• The final Saturn 1 launch date and migration-state configuration.
• The effect on operator migration speed, validator capacity, rETH demand, and redemption liquidity.

What it means for an advisor

• Monitor the final vote and executed Saturn 1 queue configuration.
• Update the Rocket Pool operator-migration assumptions if implemented, while keeping client rETH liquidity analysis separate.
• The proposal alone does not change the current Rocket Pool memo verdict.