The Wyoming Stable Token Commission, a body authorized by the US state to issue a stablecoin, has suggested that it may ...

The state of Wyoming is testing its stablecoin on multiple blockchains, state officials confirmed Wednesday. Why it matters: As the U.S. government gets closer to passing laws establishing a legal ...

Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon said the state’s proposed “WYST” stablecoin might be ready to launch by July, with the Wyoming Stable Token Commission announcing interoperability protocol LayerZero as a ...

The U.S. state of Wyoming is planning to launch its state-issued stablecoin in July 2025, Governor Mark Gordon said on March 26. LayerZero is a blockchain interoperability protocol. It means that ...

Wyoming state is making steps towards launching a stablecoin later this year, which could be the first fiat-backed and fully reserved token issued by a public entity in the U.S., state officials ...

Arnold Palacios, the governor of the Pacific US territory of the Northern Mariana Islands, vetoed a bill permitting the ...

Wyoming plans to launch the WYST stablecoin in July, pegged to the US dollar, through a partnership with LayerZero.

Wyoming is moving ahead with the development of its own stablecoin, which is now being tested across several blockchain networks including Avalanche, Solana, and Ethereum, and is expected to ...

The company acquired additional $55 million ZRO tokens committing to a 3-year lock-up period, general partner Ali Yahya said ...

Wyoming tapped LayerZero to develop and distribute the $WYST stable token The state is represented by Sen. Lummis, a Trump ally and known pro-crypto lawmaker Gov ...

Wyoming, the tenth largest state in the U.S., is testing its state-issued stablecoin and will likely launch it in July 2025. LayerZero is a blockchain interoperability protocol. It means that the ...

Wyoming state is making steps towards launching a stablecoin later this year, which could be the first fiat-backed and fully reserved token issued by a public entity in the U.S., state officials said ...