TL;DR
- P2P.org and Ton Whales slash TON staking entry from 10,000+ tokens to just 10, opening institutional-grade rewards to every user with one-click delegation.
- Three turnkey integration options, plug-and-play widget, unified API, and white-label dApp, share automatic validator distribution, transparent payouts, and 24/7 monitoring.
- Dual audits (Quantstamp & Trail of Bits), non-custodial architecture, plus a forthcoming dashboard and TON rewards card set the stage for mass Telegram-linked adoption.
P2P.org and Ton Whales have joined forces to tear down one of TON’s last barriers: whale-only staking. By slashing the minimum entry from hundreds of thousands of TON to just 10 tokens and unlimited slots, this partnership opens institutional-grade staking to every user, exchange, or wallet and promises mainstream adoption across the Telegram-linked network.
Cracking the Whale Barrier
Until now, The Open Network staking pools demanded minimums of 10,000–300,000 TON and capped delegator counts at a few dozen. That left everyday holders shut out of network rewards. P2P.org and Ton Whales’ new smart-contract setup collapses the entry bar by 35,000×: anyone with 10 tokens can stake, and pools never fill up.
A built-in auto-distribution mechanism handles validator assignments under the hood, so participants enjoy seamless, one-click delegation without wrestling with node setups.
Three Integration Options
To spur rapid rollout, the collaboration delivers three turnkey paths for intermediaries:
- Widget Integration: A plug-and-play component deployable in under a week, letting platforms bolt The Open Network staking onto existing interfaces.
- Unified API: A full backend solution with flexible frontend control, ideal for teams that want custom UX while tapping proven staking operations.
- dApp Package: A white-label staking app ready for independent launch, minimizing in-house development.
All options share the same institutional backbone, automatic validator distribution, transparent reward sharing, and 24/7 network monitoring.
Institutional-Grade Security and Audits
P2P.org and Ton Whales aren’t cutting corners on safety. Their joint solution has dual audits from Quantstamp and Trail of Bits, focusing on The Open Network’s FunC contracts. A non-custodial architecture keeps user funds outside third-party wallets, while round-the-clock monitoring nips issues in the bud.
With P2P.org already securing over $10 billion in delegated assets and Ton Whales’ deep protocol expertise, this staking stack meets the exacting needs of enterprise clients.
Looking Ahead: Roadmap and Impact
Integration timelines vary by approach, yet the vision extends further. Upcoming features include an enhanced dashboard with live reporting and a non-custodial The Open Network bank card for reward-earning on everyday spending. As Telegram’s one-billion-user base increasingly taps The Open Network, this partnership could redefine staking’s reach, transforming a niche whales-only domain into a vibrant, community-driven ecosystem.
