Web3 Custodial Service Copper Partners With P2P.org To Advance Institutional Staking Services

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The partnership will advance institutional staking by combining P2P.org’s staking infrastructure with Copper’s institutional custodial services

Institutional custodial and trading service provider Copper has announced a strategic collaboration with P2P.org, one of the leading institutional staking providers, this Wednesday. The strategic partnership elevates institutional staking solutions, allowing investors to rebalance their staked assets for optimal returns

According to the team’s statement, the collaboration will see the two parties integrate their platforms to advance staking solutions for customers. Copper will provide its comprehensive and secure suite of custodial services while P2P.org provides the institutional staking infrastructure. Institutional investors will have broader access to secure, high-performance staking services across multiple blockchains following the integration.

Ben Lorente, Strategic Alliances Director at Copper, believes the partnership unlocks a new era of staking for its institutional clients, offering them optimal returns while maintaining high levels of security

Speaking on the partnership, Lorente said:

“We are excited to team up with the P2P.org team 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.”

Since launching in 2018, Copper has provided institutional investors with a comprehensive and secure suite of products and services required to safely custody and trade digital assets. Underpinned by the Multi-Party Computation (MPC) technology, Copper enables institutions to safely and securely custody and trade their digital assets. Moreover, the ClearLoop, the underlying infrastructure on Copper, enables clients to manage collateral and settle trades across multiple exchanges, while mitigating counterparty risk and increasing capital efficiency

On the other hand, P2P.org is at the forefront of providing institutional staking services, allowing institutions to participate in the growing staking ecosystem. Their “Staking-As-A-Business” wing holds nearly $4 billion in total value of staked assets, spread across more than 40 blockchains. Currently, the company has over 130 institutional clients and over 90,000 delegators participating in its staking ecosystem

Alex Loktev, CRO at P2P.org, stated the collaboration with Copper marks a “significant step forward in the institutional staking ecosystem” and hopes it will spark more interest and adoption in the space.

“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,” Loktev said in his speech following the partnership. “Ultimately, our ambition is to set a new benchmark for what institutions expect from their staking collaborations.”

P2P.org aims to extend technological excellence and performance optimization consistently for its institutional staking customers, and Copper’s partnership is a step in the right direction, a team member further stated. The platform will provide a unified API to simplify the complex world of multi-chain staking, enabling institutions to access optimized solutions across 30+ chains through a single integration.

Copper will harness P2P.org’s proprietary rebalancing technology to support institutions looking for optimized returns and robust security. While DOT and SOL staking integrations will be supported initially, subsequent phases will include ETH, DVT and Bittensor

The service will be available to all institutional investors on Copper, except for institutional stakers in the United Kingdom