In the createBid function of the AuctionHouse smart contract, the minBidIncrementPercentage parameter, which sets the minimum bid increment in whole percentage points, could significantly impact the auction dynamics, especially in the context of a high Ether value. 
https://github.com/code-423n4/2023-12-revolutionprotocol/blob/main/packages/revolution/src/AuctionHouse.sol#L180-L183
Apparently, the denominator of 100 signifies the lowest minBidIncrementPercentage amount it could go is 1%.
As the worth of Ether increases, a minimum 1% bid increment translates into a larger absolute monetary value, potentially discouraging smaller bidders due to the higher financial commitment required for each subsequent bid. This reduced bid granularity could lead to fewer overall bids and might result in bidders overcommitting, as they are forced to raise their bids by at least this minimum percentage. The situation could alter the strategic approach to bidding, with participants possibly engaging in last-minute bidding wars or being deterred from participating if the increments exceed their budget constraints. 
To ensure a balanced and accessible auction environment, considering a more flexible increment system, such as smaller percentage increments (via the adoption of BPS, e.g. 10_000 is equivalent to 100%) or a maximum increment cap in Ether, might be beneficial to accommodate varying Ether values and maintain efficient market pricing.
