The protocol lets users unstake Ethereum using any bridge they want. Rocket Pool may not have enough ETH to satisfy unstake transactions, this will cause the transaction to revert.
When users try to unstake ETH using Rocket Pool, the transaction may revert because Rocket Pool may not have enough ETH in its deposit pool and rEth contract to satisfy the unstake request. Rocket pool sources ETH for unstaking from the rEth contract and deposit pool. When they are empty it cannot satisfy unstake requests. More information can be found in the Unstake section of the rocketPool documentation.
The pools have been empty before. Here's a proof of concept of failed withdrawals when Rocket Pool's rEth contract and deposit pool were empty at block 15361748.
If Rocket Pool's rEth contract and deposit Pool do not have enough ETH to satisfy an unstake transaction the transaction will revert.
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Check if Rocket Pool has enough ETH and if it doesn't, rEth can be exchanged for ETH on a DEX and sent to the user.
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