Wyoming has taken a major step forward in the race to become a blockchain policy leader in the United States. The state has ...

Wyoming has made the first formal move toward issuing what could be the country's first state-issued stable token, which will ...

House Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-MN) strongly criticized Wyoming’s plan to issue its own stablecoin, WYST, on Thursday. He ...

Wyoming begins testing its state-issued stablecoin WYST across multiple blockchains, ensuring security, transparency, and ...

According to Governor Mark Gordon, the state of Wyoming has joined the race for a stablecoin, following plans to launch WYST, a US Dollar-backed token in July. WYST will be fully backed by US ...

The token is currently being tested on multiple blockchains, aiming to launch in July, state officials said at the DC ...

Wyoming says it will launch its own cryptocurrency by July, becoming the first state in the U.S. to issue a fiat-backed, fully-reserved stablecoin.

Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon confirmed that the state would launch its WYST stablecoin in July after the testing period.

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

Investing.com -- Wyoming is planning to launch its own cryptocurrency, named WYST, as early as July 2025. This marks the first state-backed stablecoin to be issued by a U.S. entity. The announcement ...