Catenaa, Sunday, June 29, 2025-The Wyoming Stable Token Commission is aiming to launch the mainnet of its US dollar-pegged WYST stablecoin on August 20, marking a key milestone in the state’s bid to lead in blockchain innovation.
The commission disclosed the tentative date during its June meeting but has yet to finalize which of 11 blockchains, including Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, and Base, will host the initial rollout. Multiple chains may be selected for WYST’s debut.
Authorized under the Wyoming Stable Token Act of 2023, WYST is the nation’s first state-issued stablecoin and a cornerstone in Wyoming’s broader digital finance agenda.
The launch is expected to align with the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium in August and could coincide with a federal stablecoin bill President Donald Trump has pledged to sign before summer’s end.
In preparation, the commission plans to migrate smart contracts to shortlisted “in-scope” blockchains, conduct live funding trials, and complete end-to-end testing.
Integration compatibility with key vendors including Chainalysis and Fireblocks will guide final selection.
In recent months, the commission expanded blockchain candidates by adding Aptos and Sei and began trademark filings for potential future tokens, including the “Frontier Stable Token” (FRNT) and the “Wyoming Electronic Stable Token” (WEST).
Wyoming’s efforts place it at the forefront of US public-sector crypto adoption, reinforcing its image as a regulatory and technological pioneer in digital asset infrastructure.
