The stable commission of the Wyoming Token has a low Aptos and SEI list for its Stablecoin pilot program, giving Aptos the highest result among over 10 blocks considered in the upcoming project
Aptos revealed on Friday that he received the highest grades based on the network tests of the Commission, scoring 32 points. Solana received an identical result of 32 points, although it was not selected for the pilot phase.
Meanwhile, Sei scored 30 points, before Avalanche (27), Ethereum (26), base (25) and Algorand (21), among others.
Network tests were evaluated by indicators such as transactions per second, fees and transaction finale, as reported by X Phillipa, which is associated with the SEI project.
The state is supported by Stablecoin, which is established for the American dollar and developed in cooperation with Layeroro. The news of its development appeared in 2023 passed.
Wyoming introduces Stablecoin to generate state revenues, obtaining interest on reserves taking place in low -term tax bonds in the USA. The initiative also aims to promote financial innovations and augment transparency.
In March, the governor of Wyoming Mark Gordon cheese that the novel Stablecoin could start until July.
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The US Senate transfers Bill Stablecoin
Wyoming accepted digital assets and stableleins, especially long before it became fashionable. After the election of US President Donald Trump, the US government carved a pro-digit strategy, trying to introduce the market structure and Stablecoin legislation.
Stablecoin’s legislation took a significant step forward when the Senate adopted the Genius Act on Voting 68-30 on Tuesday, clearing another obstacle on the road to becoming the law.
“When the Genius Act is the law, companies of every size, and Americans throughout the country will be able to settle payments almost immediately, and not wait for days, and sometimes even weeks,” said Senator Tennessee Bill Hagerty, who sponsored the rules.
America’s Stablecoin Push drew the attention of companies from the Fortune 500 list, whose leaders are increasingly perceiving these assets about dollars as a real business opportunity.
A recent Coinbase study, which surveyed 100 management staff from Fortune 500, showed that about 29% employ or examine the utility of Stablecouins, compared to only 8% in 2024.
Related: Genius Act can make Stablecouins “part of American financial infrastructure”
