The Wyoming Stable Token Commission has partnered with Inca Digital, a data analytics firm specializing in digital markets, to ensure the security and transparency of the new Wyoming Stable Token (WYST) as it nears its launch.
Inca Digital will provide the Commission with in-depth analysis, market-wide surveillance and threat detection. This collaboration should fraud and prevent abuse before WYST goes live. According to Inca, the goal is clear: “Prevention is better than cure.”
WYST is likely to be the first stablecoin that is fully backed by real assets (such as government bonds and cash) and issued by a U.S. public entity. Governor Mark Gordon expects the testing phase to last until the second quarter of 2025, with a possible launch in July.
Wyoming has passed over 2018 crypto laws since 35 and positioned itself as a crypto-friendly state. As a result, over 3.000 tech companies have established a presence in the region. This new stablecoin fits perfectly into the state’s proactive strategy.
“Our collaboration with Inca Digital is an important step towards innovation and safety,”
— Anthony Apollo, Director of the Wyoming Stable Token Commission
Like other stablecoins, WYST will be pegged to the value of the US dollar. One token represents $1 and is fully backed by reliable financial assets such as government bonds, cash and repurchase agreements.
According to CoinGecko, the total market cap of stablecoins is currently around $245 billion. With clear regulations, this could happen, according to Standard Chartered grow to as much as $2 trillion within three years
1. What is the WYST and why is it special? WYST is a stablecoin fully backed by real assets and issued by the Wyoming government – a first in the US.
2. What does Inca Digital do in this project? Inca helps the Wyoming Stable Token Commission detect fraud and risk using advanced analytics and oversight.
3. When can we expect the WYST launch? The testing phase will run until the second quarter of 2025, with a possible launch around July 2025.