Since the Atlas Rocketpool upgrade was introduced, the validators can only provide 8 ETH to make a minipool instead of 16 ETH.
Here In the dashboard, it was assumed that if a validator is a Rocketpool one, its max share is always 16 ETH. So if a validator with 8 ETH tried to use the "Set Share" functionality, it ended up with the wrong share being calculated for him. For example - when setting the share to 6 ETH - the dashboard assumed that the validator's share is 37,5% instead of the correct value of 75%.
Akuta7
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5 months ago
Since the Atlas Rocketpool upgrade was introduced, the validators can only provide 8 ETH to make a minipool instead of 16 ETH.
Here In the dashboard, it was assumed that if a validator is a Rocketpool one, its max share is always 16 ETH. So if a validator with 8 ETH tried to use the "Set Share" functionality, it ended up with the wrong share being calculated for him. For example - when setting the share to 6 ETH - the dashboard assumed that the validator's share is 37,5% instead of the correct value of 75%.