P2P.org and digital assets firm Copper are focused on driving institutional-grade staking solutions.
They aim to unlock institutional-grade staking “across multiple blockchains — with security, efficiency, and scale at the core.”
Both organizations confirmed in a blog post their collaboration (between P2P.org and Copper), uniting their shared focus “on delivering high-performance solutions for institutional clients.”
By combining Copper’s custody expertise with P2P.org’s optimized staking infrastructure, they’re setting a “standard for institutional services.”
Initially supporting staking for DOT and SOL, the partnership “will expand to include ETH, DVT, and Bittensor in the near future.”
Institutional adoption of staking is accelerating, but “the bar for usability and security remains high.”
Copper and P2P.org are meeting that challenge head-on.
By integrating P2P.org’s rebalancing technology into Copper’s custodial stack, the partnership streamlines “staking workflows for institutions, helping them optimize network rewards, cutting overhead, and streamlining multi-chain navigation.”
Ben Lorente, Strategic Alliances Director at Copper said:
“We are excited to team up with P2P.org to supply our clients with unparalleled security and efficiency in managing their staked digital assets. The P2P.org team fully shares our commitment to ensuring a secure, user-friendly and dynamic staking environment where they can maximise their returns.”
This collab reflects a shared belief that staking infrastructure must meet institutional expectations “without compromise on security, performance, or accessibility.”
P2P.org’s unified API gives clients seamless access to staking across “30+ chains, while Copper’s multi-party computation (MPC) custody ensures assets remain secure and off-exchange at all times.”
Alex Loktev, CRO at P2P.org said:
“This collaboration is a significant step forward for institutional staking as a whole. By combining Copper’s cutting-edge MPC technology and custody solutions with our staking infrastructure and unified API, we are meeting the exacting standards of institutional clients and lightening their technical load. Ultimately, our ambition is to set a new benchmark for what institutions expect from their staking partnerships.”
As clarified in the update, staking is “not currently available through Copper in the United Kingdom.”