Prime Highlight:
- P2P.org named Betsabe Botaitis as its new Chief Financial Officer to strengthen financial governance and support expansion into institutional markets.
- Her appointment aims to enhance transparency, internal controls, and operational growth as demand for staking services rises globally.
Key Facts:
- P2P.org manages over $12 billion in staked assets across more than 50 networks and serves more than 90,000 delegators worldwide.
- Botaitis brings over 20 years of experience in traditional finance, fintech, and Web3, including senior roles at Citigroup, LendingClub, and Hedera.
Background:
Non-custodial staking provider P2P.org has named Betsabe Botaitis as its new Chief Financial Officer. She will help the company expand its operations to serve the growing demand from institutional clients for reliable blockchain infrastructure.
The firm said Botaitis will oversee finance, treasury, planning and operational functions, with a focus on building strong internal controls and delivering transparent financial systems that support long-term growth.
Botaitis brings more than two decades of experience across traditional banking, fintech, and Web3. She began her career in retail banking before taking senior finance roles at Citigroup and LendingClub. Later, she co-founded a blockchain company and served as its CFO, where she learned to combine traditional financial governance with crypto-native systems.
Most recently, she served as CFO and Treasurer at Hedera, where she managed hundreds of millions of dollars in fiat budgets and billions in digital assets. During her tenure, she led Hedera’s first financial audit, modernised treasury operations, and introduced governance and reporting frameworks aligned with institutional and regulatory expectations.
P2P.org said her appointment comes at a time when institutions are rapidly increasing their use of staking services. The company operates validator infrastructure across more than 50 networks and manages over $12 billion in staked assets.
Chief executive Alex Esin said Botaitis adds immediate strategic value as P2P.org expands across markets. He highlighted her experience across company life cycles, from early-stage growth to working with large institutions.
Botaitis said she looks forward to supporting P2P.org’s next phase of growth, especially in the United States and Latin America. She added that staking plays a key role in securing blockchain networks and enabling sustainable decentralised finance.
Founded in 2018, P2P.org serves more than 90,000 delegators worldwide, with a reported 99.9% uptime and zero slashing incidents, positioning it as one of the leading institutional staking providers globally.
