Case Study: How P2P expands Ethereum staking flexibility with stVaults. A look at how @P2PValidator is using stVaults to build dedicated staking vaults and composable DeFi strategies designed for both institutional clients and advanced on-chain users. ↓

P2P is launching a suite of stVault-powered products to make staking more customizable, yield-optimized, and compliant. The lineup includes: • Dedicated stVaults for institutions, DAOs, and family offices. • DeFi Vaults for yield-focused users via integrations with curators like Mellow. Together, they cover the full spectrum from conservative staking to advanced DeFi strategies.

Traditional staking models offered limited control over validator selection and no way to create isolated, auditable vaults. Institutions needed direct attribution, performance transparency, and vault-level segregation - features that pooled models couldn’t support.

With Lido V3 stVaults, P2P can: • Deploy vaults directly tied to its validator operations. • Offer isolated staking environments per client. • Build composable DeFi strategies around stETH, the most liquid LST in Ethereum. This unifies institutional staking and DeFi yield under a single, programmable framework.

P2P’s integration follows a dual model: • Private stVaults for institutions with validator-level transparency and Lido’s audited security. • DeFi Vaults that embed stVaults into multi-strategy products with partners like Mellow. The result combines institutional control with DeFi composability and yield potential.

Through Lido V3 stVaults, P2P is positioning itself as one of the first Node Operators to extend Lido into a full DeFi product suite, transforming staking into a programmable layer for both conservative and yield-driven users.