The partnership will strengthen institutional confidence in Northstake's solution with secure, scalable, and compliant infrastructureCOPENHAGEN, Denmark, Jan. 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Northstake A/S has announced that P2P.org, a leading global staking platform, will join its ETH Validator Marketplace as a staking infrastructure provider. This collaboration will see P2P.org provide enterprise-grade node infrastructure, enhancing institutional confidence in Northstake's staking solution and advancing the broader $2.8 trillion staking market.Clients using Northstake's solution will be able to leverage P2P.org's institutional-grade infrastructure and expertise in operating validators on Ethereum. P2P.org is one of the largest validators on Ethereum surpassing 1 million staked ETH and $7.1 billion in total value locked (TVL) in 2024.Jesper Johansen, CEO and Founder of Northstake said: "The institutional staking landscape demands both innovation and scale. By partnering with P2P.org, we can offer one of the largest ETH validators in the Ethereum ecosystem to our clients. This collaboration represents a significant step forward in our mission to unlock institutional staking and total return ETH products."As one of the world's largest institutional-grade staking providers, P2P.org powers the blockchain economy by providing enterprise-grade node infrastructure and staking operations across more than 40 protocols for 130+ institutional clients

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