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Every Solana validator earns almost the same base reward, since base issuance is fixed by the protocol.
What you actually earn on top comes down to capturing priority fees and MEV - an infrastructure question and where we put our work.
Here's how we did in August 👇
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A security failure on a blockchain is final. There is no reversal process and no counterparty to call, which changes how an institution has to think about protecting its infrastructure.
Our CISO Sheetal Joseph spoke with @fintechprofile about her approach at P2P.org.
In her view, client trust comes from how well a team contains an incident and how quickly it recovers.
Read the full interview on FinTech Profile:
fintechprofile.com/sheetal-j…
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Read the new case study from @P2Pvalidator on how we integrated staking at Arkis.
Staked assets can be posted as collateral without unstaking first, so the position keeps earning protocol rewards while it supports credit.
What if staked assets could keep earning rewards while also being used as collateral?
That’s what @arkisxyz and P2P.org built.
The position stays staked. It keeps generating protocol rewards. And it can contribute to a client’s credit capacity.
Case study below:
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Is the "everything exchange" actually just an everything portfolio?
Our Co-CEO Konstantin Zaitcev (@constantine_rm) told @FXFinanceFeeds that blockchain is increasingly becoming part of traditional finance, not a separate Web3 economy running alongside it.
Read the full article: financefeeds.com/one-account…
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What makes staking a business?
Neobanks and exchanges are already earning staking revenue. Traditional banks are still negotiating permission to join.
The infrastructure to launch staking as a revenue stream is already in place. Here is what it actually requires. A thread 👇
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The infrastructure requirements are five things.
Non-custodial architecture. Multi-network coverage across 40+ proof-of-stake networks. Per-client reward attribution at the epoch level. API and SDK integration options. SOC 2 Type II certification.
If your staking partner cannot deliver all five, the compliance and operational gaps will surface later.
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Full reference guide: Staking-as-a-Business.
Revenue model, four institutional segments, infrastructure requirements, non-custodial compliance architecture, and a complete due diligence checklist for evaluating a staking partner.
Find it all at the link ⬇️
🔗 p2p.org/economy/staking-as-a…
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What happens when Ethereum ETFs hold positive into September, Glamsterdam fails to finalize on its largest devnet yet, and yield-bearing stablecoin infrastructure reaches institutional custody rails for the first time, all in the first half of September?
New DeFi Dispatch: September 2026 (Issue 1). One news piece, one thread 👇
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⟡ The Ethereum validator deposit queue stood at 1.95 million ETH with a 34-day processing time as of September 8. Layer 2 networks processed 25.01 million daily transactions versus 1.86 million on Ethereum's base layer as of September 7.
Why does this matter for institutions?
A 34-day queue means capital committed to new validator entries today won't earn rewards for over a month. The 13x gap between Layer 2 and base layer transaction volume frames exactly what Glamsterdam's 200 million gas limit expansion is designed to close.
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What does each of these developments mean for asset managers, custodians, hedge funds, ETF issuers, exchanges, and staking teams?
The full breakdown is in the DeFi Dispatch blog post below 👇
🔗 p2p.org/economy/defi-dispatc…
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Almost every @solana validator earns the same base reward.
What separates operators is what they capture on top of it.
In August, we achieved 6.16% gross APY.
Full breakdown: bit.ly/4gQtn5F
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Does your validator MEV configuration actually match your compliance posture? Most institutional operators treat MEV as a yield question. It is also a sanctions risk question. Here is what the relay decision actually involves. Thread 👇
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Three MEV decisions every institutional validator needs documented: relay selection for yield, relay compliance posture for OFAC alignment, and Glamsterdam readiness for the ePBS transition. Most teams have the first. Fewer have the second. Almost none have the third on the infrastructure roadmap yet.
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Full MEV configuration checklist and compliance framework for institutional Ethereum validators at the link below 👇
🔗 p2p.org/economy/validator-pl…
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