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Saturn 1 is mainly focused on Node Operators & Capital Efficiency. Now you create Megapools with 4 Eth validators. No RPL collateral required. Rocketpool may not implement multiple withdrawal facilities to facilitate depositors to 'stake on behalf of a node' in a non-custodial manner. We have another option where multiple nodes from different node operators can be run on a single server of the service provider. The Rocketpool protocol is designed to handle such a scenario. Linux administration skill is the key here. And we will be following this approach as a SaaS provider.

Rocketpool's Saturn 1 upgrade is focused on Capital efficiency, Protocol revenue and Gas savings & improvements. Read the Medium article from Rocketpool on Saturn upgrades for more details.

It's been an intense week—here's the latest on Saturn.

The team have worked closely with Bailsec and Cantina to finalise audits. Cantina have completed their review, and their report is now available on their website. They've submitted final resolutions to Bailsec, who are currently reviewing — their report should be published this week. The Sigma Prime audit concluded earlier, but some items require rechecking; their report will be available in early February before the ODAO proposal. Once Bailsec's report is published, they'll update their Immunefi Bug Bounty to cover the new code.

Comprehensive testing of Saturn code continues on devnet-6, with the team fixing issues and applying final refinements.

They're planning to deploy Saturn code to testnet next week — testnet node operators, please watch for that announcement.

During a recent community call, Rocketpool noted that their 9th February target fell within a reward interval week. To ensure a safe…

Rocket Pool Team recently announced Quick Saturn update.

Their audit partners are working through verification of all identified fixes. The auditors are making good progress, but this validation process is taking longer than we expected. They are committed to giving them the time needed to ensure the protocol is thoroughly vetted and robust.

Testing has gone well overall. Devnet-5 successfully validated many test cases before Ephemery's reset on 18/12/25 brought that phase to a close. Since they have remaining test cases to cover, they have launched devnet-6 on Hoodi. Those interested in continuing testing can download the devnet-6 smartnode release.

Timeline impact: Their original 19th January target needs adjustment. They require a few extra weeks to complete auditor verification and remaining tests. The new launch target is 9th February.

They recognise the timeline has shifted, and they appreciate our patience. They are in the final stretch—Saturn is nearly ready, and…