Round 36 - GMC Call for Retrospective Applications - Deadline is May 7

Saturn 2 Research and RPIP Work

Who is the proposed retrospective award recipient?

Knoshua

What specific project or work is the retrospective award in recognition of? Please detail what the project or work entailed and the duration over which it took place.

Work started in early March and is ongoing. So far it involved:

Are the subjects of this award entirely open source (MIT, GPL, Apache, CC BY license or similar)? If not, which parts will not be, why, and under what license will they be published?

Yes, everything should be open source.

Benefit

Group Benefits
Potential rETH holders Improving rETH yield by exiting bad performers and a guaranteed withdrawal mechanism are the consensus best ways we can make rETH more attractive for new holders.
rETH holders see above
Potential NOs Improved withdrawal credential check would improve queue time by avoiding double beacon chain queue.
NOs see above
Community N/A
RPL holders Indirectly, by benefiting potential users of the protocol.

Costs

How much USD $ is the applicant requesting be awarded to the recipient?

$5000

I propose that this retro award should be counted as already paid for any potential future grant payments related to Saturn 2 (Tokenomics Rework Milestone 2) and/or rETH improvement.

Conflict of Interest

Does the person or persons requesting the retrospective award have any conflicts of interest to disclose? (Please disclose here if you are a member of the GMC or if you have nominated a member of the GMC for this retrospective award).

No.

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