Big news for TON holders! The cryptocurrency behind the Telegram-powered blockchain, The Open Network, is about to make staking a whole lot easier, with promises of “institutional-grade” security and zero hassle. Thanks to a partnership between P2P.org and Ton Whales, users can now stake TON and earn rewards with minimal effort, starting with just 10 TON (under $30) and a 4.7% APY.
Here’s the twist: this new service is available via a widget on all TON Connect-compatible wallets, which means no more fiddling with manual setup. Your funds will automatically be distributed across the network’s validators. And for those of us who’ve been waiting for something this seamless, it’s hard not to be excited.
New Tools and Features for Investors
P2P.org’s Chief Revenue Officer, Alex Lotkev, is all in on this, saying it’s exactly the kind of bridge between traditional finance and DeFi the market has been waiting for. With Telegram's global user base of over a billion, it’s clear that the potential for institutional adoption is massive. Add in the fact that over 156 million wallets are already active on the TON network, and the market just got a whole lot more interesting.
P2P.org and Ton Whales are also cooking up something even more exciting: tools to let early-stage investors stake locked tokens and start earning rewards sooner. Oh, and let’s not forget about the upcoming TON-linked bank card, which will let users earn rewards with every purchase. Talk about making staking a part of your daily routine.
TON is ready to make some waves in the crypto world, and for Telegram users, it might just be the easiest way to get in on the action. The only question now is how much we can all earn?
Roman Zaika
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