At the Wyoming Stable Token Commission

Last week, Sphere's Luciana Miranda (Head of Institutional Growth) and Gbenga Omosuyi (Head of Global Business Development) traveled to Cheyenne to attend the State of Wyoming Stable Token Commission meeting and connect with Commission leadership.

Wyoming is the first and only U.S. state to issue its own stablecoin. The Commission's work reflects a patient, rigorous approach to building digital asset infrastructure inside a public-sector framework. Monthly public meetings, published agendas, and an openly accessible budget all point to a standard of transparency and accountability the broader industry can learn from.

"Infrastructure only gets you part of the way there. The rest depends on jurisdictions that are willing to engage directly, set clear rules, and iterate alongside real-world use cases."
— Luciana Miranda, Head of Institutional Growth, Sphere Labs

The future of stablecoins will be shaped as much by the rooms this work happens in as by the technology itself. Getting this right depends on direct engagement between industry and policymakers. That kind of engagement builds better frameworks, surfaces blind spots earlier, and grows institutional confidence in the category. Sphere is committed to showing up for these conversations and helping connect the builders, regulators, and institutions shaping responsible innovation.