Solana Staking Comes to Enkrypt as P2Porg Partners with MyEtherWallet

P2P(.)org, one of the leading non-custodial staking platforms, partnered with MyEtherWallet ($MEW) to launch native Solana staking in Enkrypt, $MEW’s multichain Web3 wallet. The feature, backed by P2P.org’s institutional-grade validator infrastructure, is expected to go live globally in the coming weeks.

This partnership marks the first time that Solana staking will be available directly within the Enkrypt browser wallet, offering a simple and secure staking experience without requiring users to leave their wallets or rely on third-party custody.

Enabling Global Access to Solana Staking

P2P.org supports over $10 billion in staked assets across more than 50 blockchain networks and is now bringing that infrastructure to $MEW’s user base. With nearly one million wallets already staking over 397 million $SOL, representing more than $65 billion in value, Solana is becoming one of the most active proof-of-stake blockchains in the world.

Now, through Enkrypt’s intuitive interface, users will be able to stake $SOL directly, view real-time performance data from validators, track their staking rewards, and maintain full self-custody of their assets. There are no intermediaries, no complex setup processes, and no compromise on user control.

“This partnership with MyEtherWallet represents another step in our mission to make staking more accessible, intuitive, and secure,” said Alex Loktev, Chief Revenue Officer at P2P.org. “By integrating Solana staking into a wallet as trusted and widely used as Enkrypt, we are helping bring staking into the hands of everyday users across the world.”

Enkrypt is already a go-to wallet for exploring Ethereum, Polkadot, Bitcoin, and other major blockchain ecosystems. Now, by integrating native Solana staking, Enkrypt is expanding its appeal to users looking for high-yield staking opportunities within one of the fastest-growing Layer 1 networks.

The collaboration will allow users to participate in Solana staking with institutional-level infrastructure but without giving up their keys or privacy.

Solana Gains Momentum

This staking partnership comes amid heightened interest in Solana from both institutional and retail sectors. Solana’s low fees, high throughput, and growing developer base are pushing it closer to the mainstream.

Galaxy Digital and Invesco Capital Management recently filed a Form S-1 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch a Solana spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) under the ticker QSOL. The ETF would track the real-time spot price of $SOL using the Lukka Prime Solana Reference Rate.

Analysts say that the SEC’s increased willingness to review staking-enabled spot ETFs, like those approved for Ethereum, is a strong signal that Solana is maturing as a digital asset class. A potential July decision from the SEC could open the doors for regulated institutional capital to flow into $SOL, boosting its role as a staking asset.

Industry Response and Future Outlook

The staking launch is expected to go live within one to two weeks after final testing. When released, users worldwide will be able to stake $SOL directly from their Enkrypt wallets, bringing a new wave of utility and adoption to Solana.

As a result of this collaboration, staking infrastructure is cementing its position in blockchain's next phase of growth.

Meanwhile, Solana’s growing visibility through ETF filings and staking integrations suggests that it’s gaining ground as a serious contender in the smart contract platform race. If regulatory tailwinds continue, 2025 may mark Solana’s strongest year yet in terms of adoption and network value.