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Execution on Solana is a race. Winning depends on one thing, transaction landing. Today we’re launching Syncro Sender ↓

🚨 @P2Pvalidator has decided to shut down its validator on @Coredao_Org as part of the ongoing optimization of our validator portfolio and infrastructure resources. The shutdown will take place on May 22. After this date, our node will no longer participate in validation or block production. We appreciate the @Coredao_Org community's collaboration and trust. Delegators are encouraged to withdraw or redelegate their stake to another validator before May 22 to ensure continued rewards.

Asset managers, custodians, hedge funds, ETF issuers, exchanges, and staking teams: do not miss the Key Takeaways section in the full post. 🔗 p2p.org/economy/confli… . .

For vault operators: the conflict of interest question is not a future compliance gap. MiFID II, AIFMD II, and MiCA already apply to the institutional clients interacting with your vault. For institutional allocators: the due diligence question has shifted. Not "does this operator have a conflict of interest policy?" but "can they demonstrate the conflict is structurally managed at the execution level?"

Is the DeFi vault curator model a regulatory problem? Three frameworks developed independently, in different jurisdictions, for different purposes, have converged on the same answer. A thread ⬇️

Welcoming @MylesHarrison89 to our upcoming webinar: Institutional Digital Asset Infrastructure in 2026. CPO at @AMINABankGlobal, 3+ years leading product and marketing across crypto custody, trading, and regulated digital asset banking. 🗓️ 20 May | ⏰ 4:30 PM CEST Register: luma.com/Institutional_…

Most institutions have the mandate to go onchain. What they don't have is a clear picture of what the first 90 days actually looks like. We're opening with that on May 20. Register now: luma.com/Institutional_…

What does each of these developments mean for asset managers, custodians, hedge funds, ETF issuers, exchanges, and staking teams? The full breakdown is in the DeFi Dispatch ↓ p2p.org/economy/defi-d…

Tokenized private credit is approaching $18 billion, with analysts projecting $40 billion by year-end. Why it matters for staking teams: staked assets are increasingly used as collateral in structured lending arrangements. Validator downtime or slashing events now carry credit market implications, not only network security implications. Source: @FXFinanceFeeds

New DeFi Dispatch: May 2026 (Issue 1) Five institutional signals from the first half of May and why each one matters for validators, custodians, and staking teams ↓

. @BitMartExchange set out to offer staking across ETH, SOL, and DOT without building validator infrastructure per network. Here's the full story - the problem, the integration, and the infrastructure behind it: link.p2p.org/nb0

@ImHawker @RaymondHTF Hey @ImHawker, thanks for clarifying. If you run into anything on your end where @P2Pvalidator infrastructure may be relevant, feel free to reach out through our support channel, and the team will take a look.

@RaymondHTF @P2Pvalidator The problem is not that validator, I use Satoshi plus validator but when it comes to claim or undelegate, things don't work for real ☺️

Has anyone noticed this too yet? Could it mean @P2Pvalidator is wrapping up or what exactly? 🤔

@get_optimum Attestation performance is one of those metrics that looks manageable at the individual slot level until you aggregate across epochs. Propagation reliability is infrastructure hygiene, not a nice-to-have. The operators running at scale feel this the most.

@P2Pvalidator Missed attestations really do add up significantly over time & across the whole network. Fast + reliable data propagation is so important here.

Most institutional staking conversations start with reward rates. They should start with infrastructure. Here is what validator infrastructure actually is, and why it determines everything else 👇