Hi All,
Langers was looking at doing the IMC/GMC payments today and realized that they were way down from past payments.
Per RPIP-10, the new budget split is 27% IMC and 16% GMC, with the remainder going to reserves. Per the vote text at https://vote.rocketpool.net/#/proposal/0x510383ca82a0096fa670a260692cf7a4097e199ce4f731dc4efd97a21f19f988 this was intended to keep the budgets “similar to current levels when the pDAO share of inflation increases (just the initial large step)”. It doesn’t do that.
We stepped from 15% of inflation going to the pDAO to 22%.
Looking at the amount of inflation going to each MC:
IMC: 22% * 27% = 5.94% < 7.5% = 15% * 50%
GMC: 22% * 16% = 3.52% < 4.5% = 15% * 30%
We can see we’re well under the intended total amounts.
I’m not sure if I did math totally wrong, if I did math for a variant where there was a larger initial step, or if I did math for an end-state after a ramp rather than just the initial step. Regardless, the values are unambiguous, so we’re currently paying out smaller-than-intended amounts.
I don’t expect this to cause any immediate issues - both MCs have significant reserves. This does increase the priority on deciding how we rebudget things now that we have more inflation coming into the pDAO treasury (and we could even include lump sum payments in that vote if desired).
I do think this highlights the need for review (as did the recent vote snafu for the GMC update). To be frank - RP has to rely less on me. There was review for several other bits, but this part seems to have skated through.
Sorry I got the math wrong,
-Val