The Stable Wyoming Stable tokens Commission has preselected the Aptos and SEIs for its Stablecoin pilot program, giving Aptos the highest score among the more than 10 blockchains considered for its next WYST project.
Aptos revealed on Friday that he had received the highest notes according to the commission’s network tests, marking 32 points. Solana received an identical 32 -point score, although it was not selected for the pilot phase.
Sei, meanwhile, scored 30 points, in front of Avalanche (27), Ethereum (26), base (25) and Algorand (21), among others.
Network tests have evaluated the measures such as transactions per second, the costs and the purpose of the transactions, as indicated by the user X Phillip, which is associated with the SEI project.
Wyst is the stablecoin supported by the state of Wyoming, set for the US dollar and has developed in collaboration with Lowerzero. The news of its development emerged in 2023, several months after the adoption of the stable Wyoming Token Act.
Wyoming is launching a stablecoin to generate state revenues by gaining interest in reserves held in the bonds of the short -term US Treasury. The initiative also aims to promote financial innovation and improve transparency.
In March, the governor of Wyoming, Mark Gordon, teased that new stablecoin could be launched by July.
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The US Senate adopts the Stable bill
Wyoming has adopted digital assets and stablecoins, in particular, long before it became fashionable to do so. Following the election of US President Donald Trump, the US government has pruned a Pro-Crypto strategy, seeking to adopt market structure and stable legislation.
The legislation on the stablescoin took a step in the major, while the Senate adopted the law on engineering during a vote of 68-30 on Tuesday, authorizing another obstacle on the path of the law.
“Once the law on engineering is the law, companies of all sizes and the Americans across the country will be able to settle payments almost instantly rather than waiting for days or sometimes even weeks,” said Tennessee senator Bill Hagerty, who sponsored the legislation.
The push of the stable of America has drawn the attention of fortune companies 500, whose leaders are increasingly consider these dollar assets as a viable commercial opportunity.
A recent Coinbase survey, which interviewed 100 Fortune Managers 500, revealed that around 29% use or explore the usefulness of Stablecoins, compared to only 8% in 2024.
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