Stake Solana (SOL) with P2P.org & Be Eligible for Staking Rewards

Staking is the act of locking native tokens like SOL in a Proof-of-Stake blockchain to help secure the network. Validators propose and attest to new blocks, be liable for new tokens from the network and a share of transaction fees in return.

By staking your digital assets on a proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain, you could be eligible for rewards from the network on your crypto holdings over time. It’s based on inflation and fees of the blockchain’s native currency. You can stake SOL and other PoS tokens to:
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1. Put idle treasury funds to work
2. Diversify income streams
3. Let your users benefit from staking rewards from the network
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P2P.org manages validation keys, deposits, and Beacon chain integration for you. For smaller amounts, you can join staking pools.

Rewards start accumulating immediately and are reflected in your validator’s balance. Frequency varies by network performance.

Yes, and you can split rewards between multiple wallets.

Risks include validator penalties (slashing), downtime, and smart contract vulnerabilities. P2P.org minimizes these with multisig signers, node client diversity, and 24/7 monitoring.

Yes. P2P.org offers non-custodial staking solutions.

SOL is locked until the validator is exited and withdrawn. Exit times depend on network queue status.

Rewards come from block proposals and attestations. Penalties occur for missed duties or malicious activity.

A Solana validator is a node that helps secure the Solana blockchain by proposing and validating blocks. Validators are liable for staking rewards for their role in maintaining the proof-of-stake network. In the SOL protocol, validators must run specialized infrastructure and maintain high uptime, but delegation allows regular users to participate without operating a node.

GRR is the gross reward rate before fees. NRR is what you are eligible for after validator fees.

Use hardware wallets, secure passphrases, and avoid phishing. P2P.org also enhances safety with isolated signers and minority clients.

To choose a validator for staking, consider factors like its commission rate, uptime, and reputation. You can check the performance metrics of validators on our public dashboard.

To undelegate your staked SOL, you'll need to initiate an "undelegation" transaction in your wallet. This will start a cooling-off period (1-3 days) after which your tokens will be unstaked.

To claim your staking rewards in Solana, you typically don't need to do anything. Rewards are automatically added to your staked balance at the beginning of each epoch.

Yes, you can partially delegate your SOL tokens. To do this, you need to create several staking accounts and stake each one separately. This allows you to spread your delegation across multiple validators if desired.

No, you cannot. To add funds to staking, you need to create a new stake account and delegate from it.