P2P.org will provide staking with no pool caps for TON holders, enabling users to begin with a single currency.
To reduce staking limits for more than 20 million active wallets on the network, the staking platform P2P.org is integrated with the TON blockchain.
P2P.org eliminated staker limitations and reduced the minimum staking requirement to just one Toncoin, TON$6.93, so the expansion into TON primarily targets retail customers. In contrast, choices demand minimum stakes ranging from 10,000 to 300,000 TON tokens. There will also be pools for whales and huge holders.
Stocking is the process of locking up cryptocurrency holdings in return for incentives to maintain the functionality and security of proof-of-stake networks.
The staking sector is one of the expanding applications of decentralized finance, driven by cryptocurrencies like Ether ETH$3,895.14.
Alex Esin, CEO of P2P.org, said that the staking market is changing quickly and that 2025 will be the “Year of DeFi,” bringing staking and decentralized finance closer together.
Established TON network providers like Tonstakers and Bemo, which offer liquid staking protocols that let users begin staking with as little as one TON, will compete with P2P.org.
While $15.2 million has been placed on Bemo, almost $45.8 million has been staked on the Tonstakers protocol. There are $69.9 million in TON tied up in liquid staking as of December 5.
More than 40 cryptocurrencies are presently supported for staking on P2P.org, including ETH, Galaxys ATOM$10.00, Polkadot DOT$10.91, Solana SOL$239.95, Tezos XTZ$1.68, and Cardano ADA$1.21. The protocol’s staking-as-business (SaaB) concept was introduced in April with an eye toward institutional clients, exchanges, and custodians. According to reports, the business is investigating maximal extractable value (MEV) tactics to maximize validator payouts.
“Staking’s position as a mainstream financial strategy is anticipated to be cemented by the growing institutional interest in it as well as the increased regulatory clarity,” Esin stated.
