P2P.org Launches Staking Services on TON for 20 Million Users

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Staking provider P2P.org has announced a strategic integration with TON to expand its staking services to millions of users.

According to the press release shared with Cryptonews, the integration provides institutional and retail investors with advanced staking options and easy access to the TON blockchain. This includes individual stakers and large institutions.

Moreover, the team said that by tapping into TON’s ecosystem, P2P.org can open up its staking opportunities for over 20 million active wallet users. It added that the TON ecosystem continues growing, with its daily transactions trebling and scalability driving user engagement.

Therefore, P2P.org says that the metrics show TON as “fertile ground” for deploying enhanced staking services.

Entering that ground allows the company to meet surging demand, expand the range of available staking services across the industry, and support considerable growth in staked assets and user engagement throughout the sector.

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Removing Stakers Cap and Lowering Staking Requirement

Integration includes several key benefits. The first is diverse staking configurations.

P2P.org has introduced multiple staking options designed for specific institutional needs, allowing for flexibility and scalability in managing staking operations. These include:

  • Nominator Pools
  • Single Nominator Pools
  • TonWhales

Furthermore, the company has reduced the minimum staking requirement to 1 TON. It has also removed caps on the number of stakers.

This way, it aims to make blockchain investments more accessible to a wider audience, it said.

Lastly, the team put all smart contracts related to the TON integration through audits by third-party firms. This is done to ensure security and protect users.

“Integrating TON with our platform not only expands our capabilities but also aligns perfectly with our mission to innovate and lead in providing secure, scalable staking services,” says P2P.org CEO Alex Esin.

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More Features Coming

The same press release states P2P.org plans to introduce additional features and enhancements for TON stakes.

These include:

  • automatic staking options to enhance staking efficiency;
  • custom reporting tools for enhanced transparency;
  • leveraging TON-specific MEV strategies for optimized validator performance.

These features will maximize returns and improve the staking experience for all users, the announcement said.

Max Pertsovskiy, TON Foundation’s COO, commented that P2P.org is able to address the complex needs of institutional clients, provide user-friendly API for everyone, and deliver enterprise-grade staking solutions to the broader market.

This “shows their commitment to making staking accessible for a broader user base,” he said. “P2P.org is not only driving adoption but also helps shape a brighter future for the community with the new TON staking API,” Pertsovskiy added.

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