Previously, Wyoming, the authorized stablecoin WYST, ranked Solana and Aptos as the first in the recent comprehensive evaluation, and this score will affect which chain the state's stablecoin will be issued on in the future.
The recent stablecoin bill has directly made the stablecoin sector of the market agitated, predicting that states and financial institutions will launch their own stablecoins in the future.
This also proves on the side that what is the American chain. However, with such a big benefit, why SOL and APT have not risen.
In addition, this rating is quite interesting:
Solana and Aptos are tied for 32 points
It has just been officially announced that SEI is 30 points
Whereas Ethereum and Sui are 26 points
I don't know what the above scores are based on, but the remaining candidate chains are Solana and Aptos, which have the highest scores.
The Wyoming Stable Token Commission has placed Aptos as the highest-scoring blockchain candidate for WYST—the first fiat-backed stablecoin issued by a U.S State—tying for 1st place with Solana.
WYST will be deployed using @LayerZero_Core.
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