The state of Wyoming in the United States has entered the public chain bidding phase for the proposed issuance of a regional stablecoin and has announced the evaluation process.

Odaily News The state of Wyoming in the United States, which plans to issue a state-level stablecoin, has officially entered the bidding stage. It is reported that the state has launched a website to publicize all the review processes, in order to ultimately select which public chain the stablecoin will be issued on. Wyoming has listed 9 dimensions including user count, stability, performance, and other indicators for scoring and evaluation. A total of 17 public chains have made the cut, which were reviewed in two batches. Currently, Solana and Aptos are tied for first place with 32 points, and Sei follows with 30 points.