In April 2025, Copper announced a partnership with P2P.org to elevate institutional staking solutions. The partnership brings together P2P.org’s staking infrastructure with Copper’s custodial solutions. Building on their collab with P2P.org, they are pleased to be the custodian to launch a staking solution integrated with Ethereum (ETH)’s Pectra upgrade. With this launch, clients are now able to stake ETH via the Copper Platform with P2P.org’s operating validators bringing together “institutional-grade performance, reporting, and rewards.”

Recent mass unstaking on the Ethereum chain extended the unbonding queue for stakers to over 40 days, during which “time participants do not earn staking rewards.” The re-staking queue is also growing and is “averaging around 24 days, also resulting in an additional loss of rewards.”

As more users exit and seek to re-enter staking positions, the re-staking queue is “anticipated to grow, contributing to extended delays and lost returns.”

To help clients navigate network inefficiencies, Copper’s partnership with P2P.org’s aims to streamline Ethereum staking operations and “mitigate reward loss through enhanced overall staking performance.” Built around the Pectra upgrade, the solution is designed for institutional clients by offering staking infrastructure, simplified operations, and “flexibility to reduce the impact of validator wait times on potential rewards.”

P2P.org stands at the center of staking, transforming digital asset participation through the “Staking-as-a-Business” approach. With $10 billion+ in staked and restaked assets spread across 40+ blockchains, P2P.org has built an ecosystem that “serves over 90,000 delegators and hundreds of institutional clients.”

P2P.org’s commitment to technological performance optimization delivers staking returns, while the API simplifies the world of multi-chain staking – enabling institutions to access yields across 30+ chains via a single integration.

Since being founded back in 2018, Copper.co says that it has been building the so-called standard for institutional digital asset infrastructure with a sharp focus on custody as well as collateral management. Underpinned by digital technology, Copper has built a suite of products and services required to custody and trade digital assets.

At the core of Copper’s infrastructure is ClearLoop, which allows clients to manage collateral and settle trades across exchanges, while also minimizing counterparty risk and boosting capital efficiency.