Sui Wallet Staking and Delegation Guide

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Sui network allocated 10% of the total supply to incentivize participants with additional subsidies paid on top of gas fee rewards. It allows proof of stake delegators to maintain or increase their share of the total supply over time.

What is SUI staking?

Every SUI token holder can improve network security by delegating to mainnet validators. The process is non-custodial, and validators cannot control or steal delegated tokens. Sui does not imply slashing of initial delegation. If validators cannot maintain good performance, it can result in staking rewards being seized. It is essential to select validators wisely.

P2P.org is an early SUI validator that participated in all pre-mainnet testing phases, including the validator game. Our team has over six years of experience validating 40+ proof of stake networks with AAA staking rewards ratings. Our 24/7 support team is eager to help or answer your questions, feel free to join our telegram channel or visit https://p2p.org/ website.

Step-by-step staking instruction

To start you need to download Sui wallet browser extension for Chrome


Feel free to ask in our Telegram if you have issues with the staking process or questions about rewards. We are always happy to help.


About P2P.org

P2P.org is a leading staking provider with a proven track record and best-in-class security standards. We carefully select evaluating the most promising networks and offer only the best staking opportunities. As of the latest update, over 1.5 billion USD worth of assets staked with us by more than 40,000 delegators across 35+ networks. We have also successfully participated in all phases of Sui testing prior mainnet. P2P.org is committed to the long-term success of the Sui ecosystem.

Feel free to join P2P.org community, visit the official website, and subscribe to our Twitter and Telegram.

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Alex Bondar

Research & Analytics at p2p.org.

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