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About Rocket Pool (RPL)
Rocket Pool is an Ethereum staking protocol, and RPL is its protocol token. Users who deposit ETH receive rETH, while node operators run minipools and may stake RPL for protocol-related roles.
Rocket Pool and Ethereum staking
Rocket Pool coordinates Ethereum staking through independent node operators and a shared deposit pool. A regular depositor contributes ETH and receives rETH, a token representing the deposit's staking position. Rocket Pool documentation explains that rETH can be held or traded rather than being locked in the protocol. RPL has a separate role: it is the protocol token used for governance and node-related staking, not the liquid staking receipt.
RPL's role for node operators
Rocket Pool's official FAQ says RPL can be staked on a Rocket Pool node and used in protocol governance. It also describes RPL as secondary collateral, including protection against slashing. These functions concern node operators and protocol decisions; they are different from a user's rETH balance. RPL staking requirements and rewards have changed with protocol upgrades. Older descriptions of mandatory collateral may be outdated, so check the latest rules.
Saturn 1 and revenue sharing
Rocket Pool's current documentation states that, as of Saturn 1, vote-eligible staked RPL receives a share of total protocol revenue. It also says the majority of RPL inflation has been used for node-operator rewards and is planned to be phased out with Saturn 2. The documentation describes an additional bonus commission of up to 4% for certain Saturn 0 minipools created after October 28, 2024. It also says that bonus is due to be phased out after Saturn 1.
Governance and protocol funding
RPL is used in Rocket Pool governance. The FAQ describes inflation allocations that provide funding to the protocol DAO and oracle DAO, alongside the node-operator reward mechanism. These functions link the token to protocol administration and operation rather than making it a receipt for staked ETH. Governance outcomes can change system parameters, so a current token overview should distinguish live rules from changes that remain planned.
Risks and token distinctions
Rocket Pool combines ETH staking, rETH accounting and node-operator infrastructure, each with different risks. rETH tracks a staking claim and can trade at a market price; RPL is exposed to its own token supply and demand. Smart-contract failures, validator penalties, node performance and protocol upgrades can affect users differently. RPL does not represent a fixed quantity of ETH. Its market price is also different from the value of rETH. The rETH token is not required to remain locked in Rocket Pool, according to its glossary. This flexibility applies to the staking receipt, not to RPL collateral rules. A page describing both tokens should keep the liquid ETH staking position separate from node-operator governance and collateral.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
Rocket Pool (RPL) FAQ
What is the current price of Rocket Pool (RPL)?
The current RPL quote is $1.4725. Rocket Pool documentation defines RPL as the protocol token used for governance and node staking. This market figure can move independently of the protocol's documented token roles and incentive rules. The Saturn 1 FAQ specifies revenue sharing for eligible staked RPL.
What is RPL used for?
RPL is used in Rocket Pool governance and can be staked on a Rocket Pool node. The protocol also describes RPL as secondary collateral, including against slashing risk. This is distinct from rETH, which users receive for deposits into Rocket Pool's Ethereum staking pool.
How much RPL is in circulation?
Rocket Pool's current circulating amount is 22,960,788 RPL. Its documentation says vote-eligible staked RPL receives a share of protocol revenue as of Saturn 1. This revenue role applies to eligible staked tokens; circulating supply measures a different thing and should be read from the live market panel.
What is Rocket Pool's all-time high?
Rocket Pool's RPL high is $61.9, with Apr 16, 2023 as its recorded date. The protocol documentation distinguishes RPL from rETH, the token received for ETH deposits into the staking pool. That distinction identifies each asset, while the quoted figure belongs to historical market records.
How has RPL performed over time?
In FMchart's composite price history (since January 2023), RPL's strongest monthly result falls in July 2025 (+44.8%), while April 2024 (-35.8%) is its weakest; positive annual closes number 0 of 3 full calendar years. Rocket Pool's revenue rules apply to eligible staked RPL, not to chart returns. The FAQ identifies Saturn 1 as the era for this revenue rule.
How does Rocket Pool work?
Rocket Pool lets regular users deposit ETH into a staking pool and receive rETH. Its glossary says rETH can be traded or held without remaining locked in the protocol. RPL serves a different purpose: governance and node-related staking. The two tokens represent different positions in the Rocket Pool system.
Does RPL support staking or governance?
Rocket Pool's FAQ says vote-eligible staked RPL receives a share of total protocol revenue under Saturn 1. It also says most RPL inflation rewards are planned to phase out with Saturn 2. Because the second change is described as planned, it should not be reported as already completed without a newer official update.
What makes Rocket Pool different?
RPL is not the same asset as rETH. rETH represents a regular user's deposit into the staking pool, while RPL is used for protocol governance and can be staked on a node. This distinction matters when reading market data because the two tokens have different roles and may react to different risks.
What are the main uses of RPL?
Rocket Pool uses RPL for node staking and governance, while the protocol's FAQ describes funding for the pDAO and oDAO from minority RPL inflation. The exact effect depends on current protocol parameters. A token's role in funding governance bodies does not guarantee a specific return to holders.
What risks should readers understand about Rocket Pool?
Rocket Pool combines ETH deposits, rETH receipts, node operators and RPL collateral. These components have different risks, including validator penalties, contract vulnerabilities and changes to protocol incentives. RPL does not represent a fixed ETH redemption claim; its price is determined in its own market.