In an interview, Alex Loktev, the CRO of P2P.org, discusses the company's mission to simplify staking for users and its ongoing commitment to security amid technological advancements. Established in 2018, P2P.org focuses on making blockchain access easier, especially in Proof-of-Stake (PoS) environments. The company employs innovative security measures such as the Threshold Signature Scheme (TSS), which enhances key management by splitting keys into three shards, requiring a minimum of two for transactions. With over $10 billion managed in assets, P2P.org is dedicated to navigating the evolving landscape of blockchain technology while ensuring safe user experiences.
Our approach to security is built around a core innovation in key management - our implementation of Threshold Signature Schemes (TSS). Rather than handling raw validator keys, we split each key into three separate shards, requiring any two to create a valid signature. This 2-of-3 approach eliminates significant risk while maintaining flexibility for users.
When we launched P2P.org in 2018, we saw how complex staking was for most users and businesses, and we knew there had to be a better way. Our vision wasn't just about building another staking service - we wanted to make blockchain participation accessible to everyone.
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