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The real Web3 is not on the chain, but in the stock market?
With Circle rising like this, I guess many people in the crypto miss the pump. The U.S. stock market, Hong Kong stock market, and even the A-share market are all talking about the Web3 narrative. But what’s interesting is that the U.S. stock market is crazy about the stablecoin narrative, while the Hong Kong stock market and the A-share market are more enthusiastic about various RWA narratives in addition to stablecoins, as if Web3 is the last straw to save traditional finance.
Only those of us in the crypto can only look at the half-dead Altcoin in our hands, greet the project parties that have been slow to issue coins every day, watch the people in the stock market crazy about Web3 narratives, and doubt ourselves: Damn...

The real Web3 is not in the crypto, but in the stock market?

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Wyoming is planning to launch the WYST stablecoin this summer and has released a list of 11 final candidates. One of these blockchain firms will power this milestone achievement in state government crypto acceptance.
The top candidates are Aptos, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Optimism, Sei, Stellar, Solana, and Sui. So far, only Aptos and Sei have acknowledged their advancement.
Blockchains That Can Potentially Host the First Government Stablecoin
Wyoming has long been a national hub forcrypto-friendly regulation, thanks in part to Senator Lummis, one of the industry’s biggest allies in Congress.
Three months ago, the state announced plans to launch a stablecoin, WYST, in August. Wyoming must make a final decision for a stablecoin partner by July 17 and has prepared a list of 11 final candidates:
The full report has not been released to the public, but a few sources described the scores.
Aptos tied with Solana to win 32 points on Wyoming’s assessment, and Sei came in an upset third place with