How the PON Proposer Registry is being used as the basis for delegation balances
0.1 ether
worth of the LST / LRT token associated with the validators they are authenticating. 0.1 eETH
would be required to authenticate Ether.fi validators for example (no limit on number of validators).
Alternatively LST/LRT protocols themselves can also authenticate consensus layer validators associated with their pools from the following addresses:
authenticatorWalletAddressPayingGas
which will also be the wallet executing the transaction.
However authenticatorWalletAddressPayingGas
will be set to the user’s own address in the case they are an LRT/LST owner and meet the criteria of having 0.1 ether balance worth of the LRT/LST.