P2P.org review

Updated September 28, 2026 · HodlCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

P2P.org fits holders of ETH, SOL and DOT who want to stake without handing custody to someone else. Custody is non custodial, a setup only 7.1% of earn products in the ranking use, so the trade is a short coin list against control of the keys.

Key facts

Best for
Staking coins you already hold, with custody left in your own hands.
Supported assets
ETH, SOL, DOT, ATOM, XTZ, TRX↗
Custody
Non custodial↗
Official website
p2p.org

Facts checked September 26, 2026, 1 source

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Custody is non custodial, so coins never sit on a platform balance that a provider controls.
  • The asset list, ETH, SOL and DOT, is a focused set of proof of stake networks rather than a mixed bag of lending and trading pairs.
  • Keeping your own keys is the minority arrangement here, since just 7.1% of earn products in the ranking run self-custody.

Cons

  • The supported set, ETH, SOL and DOT, is well short of the 225 median coin count across earn products in the ranking, so a coin outside that list earns nothing here.
  • Rates across the category run 0% to 21%, so a headline figure on one product says little about the next.
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Who it suits

  • Holders of ETH, SOL or DOT who already keep their own keys and simply want those positions to earn.
  • Readers who treat non-custodial as the first filter when weighing an earn product.
  • Long-term holders who are happy with a fixed asset list and with reward rates that move with the network.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Bit2Me, if breadth matters more than custody, with BTC, ETH and B2M on offer.
  • bunq Crypto Spain, if you want the widest staking menu, covering TAO, ADA and TIA.
  • VaultLeap, if the goal is a stablecoin position rather than staked networks, since it covers USDC.

Frequently asked questions

Which coins can I stake on P2P.org?+

The supported set is ETH, SOL and DOT. Everything in that list is a proof of stake network, and nothing outside it earns here, so the first check is whether the coin you already hold is included before you move anything.

Who holds the coins while they are staked?+

Custody is non custodial, so the coins stay under your own control and rewards land in your own wallet. Only 7.1% of earn products in the ranking are set up this way, which is the main reason to pick this one.

How does this compare with custodial earn products?+

In the earn ranking, 53.2% of products run custodial and 7.1% run self-custody. P2P.org sits in the smaller group, so the usual trade is a longer coin list elsewhere against keeping control of the keys here.

How do earn rates compare across the market?+

The median yield in the earn ranking is 7%, with an interquartile range of 4.66% to 14%. The full spread runs 0% to 21%, so it pays to check the rate for your own network.

What fees do earn products charge?+

Charges vary by product. Across the earn products tracked, the median monthly fee is €0 and the median taker fee is 0.2%, while the earn ranking shows a taker median of 0.15% and an interquartile range of 0.05% to 0.4%.

Is a wider coin list available elsewhere?+

Yes. Bit2Me covers BTC, ETH and B2M and bunq Crypto Spain covers TAO, ADA and TIA, each longer than the ETH, SOL and DOT list here. VaultLeap takes the opposite route and covers USDC for anyone who wants a single stablecoin position.

Who is P2P.org built for?+

It suits holders of ETH, SOL and DOT who already run their own wallet and want to stake it. Because custody is non custodial, it does not suit people who would rather have a custodial balance managed for them, or anyone trading a long tail of coins outside the supported set.

What kinds of earn product sit in this comparison?+

The earn ranking separates staking, liquid staking, self-custody and custodial products. 14.7% of the products fall into the self-custody group and 34.9% into the staking group, which is where P2P.org's non custodial setup places it.

Sources

  • p2p.org checked September 26, 2026

    Backs: Supported assets, Custody

    “Ethereum ETH Solana Sol Polkadot DOT Cosmos ATOM”

Compiled from 1 source page, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

Not confirmed yet: Yield, Lock-up terms.

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Staking coins you already hold, with custody left in your own hands.

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