Wyoming’s state stablecoin: Another brick in the wall?

Wyoming’s state stablecoin: Another brick in the wall?

Stablecoins are another piece in the puzzle, like DAOs or digital identity. “And if we don’t have it just right at first, we’ll fix it.” For a state with a small-town feel, Wyoming moves with big-city alacrity when it comes to things crypto. According to the bipartisan bill introduced into its legislature last week, a Wyoming stablecoin could debut before the end of 2022. The announcement caught even Wyoming banker and cryptocurrency champion Caitlin Long by surprise. “Didn't know it was coming,” tweeted the Avanti Bank CEO.It also raises some questions: Is a stablecoin really needed by....


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