The Wyoming Stable Token Commission will convene a special virtual meeting on Friday, November 15, 2024, at 8:00 AM MST to discuss the criteria and selection of blockchains for the commission’s procurement process, Wyoming News Now reports.
The meeting will focus on approving which blockchain platforms will be included in the commission’s efforts to issue Wyoming stable tokens, a key component of the state’s blockchain and cryptocurrency initiatives.
This meeting, which is open to the public, will be held remotely via Zoom. While the meeting is accessible to the public, there will be no opportunity for public comment during this session. Those interested in attending can join the meeting through the following Zoom link: Zoom Meeting Link.
The Wyoming Stable Token Commission was established with the passage of Senate Enrolled Act 85, also known as the Wyoming Stable Token Act, which empowers the commission to issue stable tokens backed by Wyoming’s digital assets. The Commission is tasked with overseeing the stable token issuance process and ensuring that it aligns with the state’s regulatory framework.
The Commission is composed of several key figures: the Governor or the Governor’s designee, the Auditor or the Auditor’s designee, the Treasurer or the Treasurer’s designee, as well as four subject matter experts — Flavia Naves, David Pope, Jeff Wallace, and Joel Revill. Anthony Apollo serves as the Executive Director of the Commission.
A detailed agenda for the meeting will be posted on the Wyoming Stable Token Commission’s website prior to the event.
