BitMart Now Offers ETH, SOL, and DOT Staking - Powered by P2P.org

TL;DR:
BitMart has launched staking products for ETH, SOL, and DOT, powered by P2P.org infrastructure. Users can now stake three of the largest proof-of-stake assets directly within their BitMart account. The integration runs on P2P.org's Unified Staking API — one connection covering multi-asset staking operations across all three networks simultaneously.

Staking has been one of the more fragmented corners of the exchange product stack. Offering it across multiple networks means dealing with different consensus mechanisms, different validator economics, different operational requirements per asset. ETH, SOL, and DOT are not interchangeable — each has its own architecture and its own edge cases.

BitMart launched all three at once. 

That outcome is a direct function of how the integration was built.

The Infrastructure Side: P2P.org's Unified Staking API

The technical foundation of this integration is P2P.org's Unified Staking API.

One connection covers ETH, SOL, and DOT — stake, unstake, sign, and retrieve data through a single endpoint. That's why BitMart was able to launch all three networks at once rather than phasing them in one at a time.

The API is built for exactly this use case. Exchanges and custodians connecting to it get access to P2P.org's validator infrastructure across multiple proof-of-stake networks without maintaining separate staking connections per asset. New networks follow the same standard, so expanding coverage doesn't require starting from scratch each time.

On the operational side, P2P.org runs the validators. The infrastructure is the same that serves regulated custodians and asset managers on the institutional side — $10B+ in staked assets, 190+ institutional clients, active across 40+ networks.

Why ETH, SOL, and DOT

The asset selection reflects where staking demand is deepest. Ethereum is the largest proof-of-stake network by value staked globally. Solana has one of the most active retail staking ecosystems, with short reward cycles and straightforward delegation mechanics. provides protocol-level rewards to participants — P2P.org's position as an established DOT nominator matters here in a way it doesn't on simpler networks.

Together, these three assets cover the range of what exchange users are most likely to want to stake. BitMart's global user base — concentrated across Asia, Europe, and emerging markets — maps well to demand for all three.

What This Enables

BitMart's launch is a concrete example of what multi-network staking looks like when the infrastructure layer is already built. One API integration, three networks live simultaneously, validator operations handled by a provider with institutional-grade infrastructure behind it.

For BitMart users, the result is straightforward: staking rewards on three major PoS networks, accessible directly within the platform they already use to trade.

Exchanges and custodians interested in adding staking to their product can learn more about P2P.org's Unified Staking API at p2p.org/products/api.

Disclaimer: Staking services may not be available in all jurisdictions. Staking rewards are variable and depend on network conditions. Digital assets involve risk, including possible loss of principal. BitMart does not provide investment, legal, or tax advice. 

FAQ 

Q: What is BitMart staking powered by? A: BitMart's ETH, SOL, and DOT staking products are powered by P2P.org, a non-custodial staking infrastructure provider with $10B+ in assets staked across 40+ networks.

Q: Which assets can I stake on BitMart with P2P.org? A: BitMart currently supports staking for ETH (Ethereum), SOL (Solana), and DOT (Polkadot) via the P2P.org integration.

Q: How does P2P.org's Unified Staking API work? A: The Unified Staking API gives exchanges and custodians access to P2P.org's staking infrastructure across multiple proof-of-stake networks through a single integration. Stake, unstake, sign, and retrieve data through one endpoint — covering multiple networks without a separate build per asset.