Wyoming News

After graduating from task force to select committee this week, the blockchain crew within Wyoming’s state legislature held their first meeting today.

Cardano founder Charles Hoskison explains why University of Wyoming represents a better return on investment for IOHK than Harvard, MIT or Cornell.

Speaking to Cointelegraph during Virtual Blockchain Week, Caitlin Long predicted an oncoming wave of institutional investment.

Medici Land Governance will develop a blockchain land registry platform for Wyoming’s Carbon County.

Caitlin Long has founded the first crypto-native bank in the U.S., that will open doors in 2021.

IOHK donates $500,000 in ADA cryptocurrency to the University of Wyoming to advance blockchain research and development.

Wyoming has unveiled a series of opt-in custody rules for its so-dubbed “blockchain banks,” covering areas such as cryptocurrency forks, airdrops and staking.

Caitlin Long, a member of the Wyoming Blockchain Task Force, hints at two new state laws she believes will be highly popular among cryptocurrency developers and owners.

Two U.S. states introduce regulation over crypto space. States regulate crypto differently, a question arises: What are the most friendly ones?

Two blockchain-related bills have been passed in the U.S. state of Wyoming.

Wyoming legislature passed a bill to allow for the regulation and recognition of cryptocurrencies as money.

A savvy strategy and innovative leaders may turn Wyoming into a crypto hub.

A bill meant to clarify the classification of digital assets has been introduced in Wyoming.

A bill “authorizing corporations to issue certificate tokens in lieu of stock certificates” has been introduced in Wyoming.

The American state of Wyoming has reportedly passed two further house bills that aim to foster a regulatory environment conducive to crypto and blockchain innovation.