rETH supply
rETHrETH totalSupply() on Ethereum at the day's last block.
How much ETH runs through Rocket Pool, and how much of it do node operators bond themselves?
rETH's supply and rate, the deposit pool and the node operators who bond their own ETH in minipools and megapools.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Supply, exchange rate, the deposit pool and how rETH trades against its rate.
rETH totalSupply() on Ethereum at the day's last block.
rETH's exchange rate from getExchangeRate(), as set by the oracle DAO's latest balance submission.
ETH waiting in the deposit pool at the latest block; when the pool reaches its capacity, new rETH can only be bought from other holders.
rETH's price in its deepest DEX pool against the protocol rate at the same block: above zero is a premium, below zero a discount.
The protocol exchange rate by day beside rETH's DEX price in ETH, so premiums and discounts show when they open.
Each rewards interval's ETH split between rETH holders, RPL stakers and node operators, whose share covers their bonds and commission.
Nodes, validators by bond type and the ETH operators put up themselves.
Registered nodes with at least one active minipool or megapool validator at the latest block.
Node operators' own bonded ETH as a share of all ETH in Rocket Pool validators; the rest comes from rETH depositors.
Active validators by day, split into the original minipools, the smaller-bond LEB8 minipools and megapool validators added since the Saturn upgrade.
Each node with its active validators by type, its bonded ETH, its commission and whether it is in the smoothing pool.
Rocket Pool runs Ethereum validators with two kinds of ETH: a bond from each node operator and the rest from people who deposit ETH for rETH. This dashboard reads Rocket Pool's contracts to show how much ETH that is, how rETH's exchange rate grows, how full the deposit pool is and how much of the stake node operators put up themselves.
The bond is what sets Rocket Pool apart. Operators first ran minipools, each one validator with its own bond, and since the Saturn upgrade they can also run many validators in one megapool with a smaller bond each. The dashboard counts validators by bond type so the shift between the two shows over time, and it splits each rewards interval between rETH holders, node operators and RPL stakers.
Use it to check whether rETH trades at a premium or a discount, how widely the node set is spread and where rewards go. Every figure names its block and the contract call behind it.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Read from chain state and history
rETH is Rocket Pool's liquid staking token. Its balance stays fixed while its exchange rate rises, so each rETH is worth more ETH as the validators it funds earn rewards. The oracle DAO updates the rate on-chain at regular balance submissions.
A contract that runs one validator. The node operator bonds part of the ETH and the rest comes from rETH depositors; the operator earns rewards on its own bond plus a commission on the rewards of the ETH it borrowed.
Megapools came with the Saturn upgrade: one contract per node that can run many validators, each with a smaller bond than a minipool needs. Existing minipools keep running, and the dashboard counts validators of each kind so the mix is visible.
New rETH can only be minted while the deposit pool has room. When it is full, buyers have to get rETH from other holders on DEXs and may pay a premium; when there is spare ETH, rETH can be burned for ETH directly and the gap closes.
An opt-in contract that collects the priority fees and MEV its members' validators earn and shares them across all members each rewards interval. A small operator then earns a steadier income than it would waiting for its own lucky blocks.
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