New York, United States, July 25th, 2025, Chainwire
Amid Ethereum Bull Run, P2P.org Announces User Growth and Staking Milestones Across Platform
Total ETH Staked Reaches 1.2 Million
Today, P2P.org announced new platform milestones and record-breaking sign-ups, driven by renewed interest in crypto staking, positive U.S. regulations, and an ongoing Ethereum bull run.
Since July, P2P.org has seen a surge in interest from the United States, with U.S.-based inquiries rising by over 30 percent and a total of 1.2 million ETH staked across its platforms representing more than $4 billion. In response, the company is expanding its U.S. presence and establishing its first American office, with five new roles slated to open this quarter.
On the network side, the number of active validators increased by two percent in July, totaling 19,540 new validators across the network. The total value locked (TVL) in Ethereum staking has increased to 35,774,027 ETH over the past 30 days—a strong signal of rising confidence in staking solutions. User activity is at an all-time high, with approximately three million new wallet addresses added to the network in July alone. Staking inflows, which began rising in April, have sharply accelerated since June, reflecting renewed momentum across both institutional and retail clients.
“The user interest that we have seen since July has set records on our platform, thanks to momentum in the U.S. regulatory environment,” said Alex Loktev, CRO. “At P2P.org, we aim to be the main staking provider for institutions, retail users, and even governments as everyone looks to gain interest on their crypto in a safe, user-friendly, and stable manner.”
About P2P.org
P2P.org is a global leader in blockchain infrastructure and staking solutions, supporting Ethereum and over 50 other networks for institutional, enterprise, and individual clients. By providing secure, scalable, and non-custodial staking services, P2P.org enables users to maximize network rewards while maintaining complete control of their assets.
For more information, users can visit p2p.org (https://www.p2p.org/).
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