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Notice of Wyoming Stable Token Commission Meeting in Cheyenne, WY
Thursday, October 22, 2026
CHEYENNE, Wyo. – The Wyoming Stable Token Commission will hold its next meeting on Thursday, October 22, 2026 beginning at 9:00 AM MT in the Wyoming Capitol Extension, Public Meeting Room W006 (“Snake River Basin”).
The meeting is open to the public. Remote access to the meeting will also be available via Zoom through the following link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83198479286.
The Wyoming Stable Token Commission was established with passage of Senate Enrolled Act 85 - Wyoming Stable Token Act, which authorizes the Wyoming Stable Token Commission to issue Wyoming stable tokens. As allowed under the enacting legislation, the Commission includes the Governor or the Governor's designee; the Auditor or the Auditor's designee; the Treasurer or the Treasurer's designee; and four additional subject matter experts: Flavia Naves, David Pope, Jeff Wallace, and Joel Revill. Anthony Apollo currently serves as the Executive Director of the Commission.
A meeting agenda will be hosted on the Stable Token Commission website.
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 Sharing Wyoming’s Experience with Wisconsin Lawmakers
Executive Director Anthony Apollo testified virtually before Wisconsin’s 2026 Legislative Council Study Committee on Cryptocurrency, bringing Wyoming’s perspective to another state’s examination of digital asset policy.
The appearance offered an opportunity to share the Commission’s experience developing a public sector stable token initiative and to contribute to a broader exchange among states exploring digital assets. Wyoming’s work provides a practical point of reference for policymakers considering how legislative frameworks translate into the responsibilities of implementation and ongoing administration.
Engagement with other state legislatures reflects the Commission’s commitment to sharing its experience and supporting informed discussion about digital asset infrastructure in the public sector.
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A Transatlantic Conversation at the German Embassy
On Tuesday, October 13, Chief Information Security Officer Keith Lawhorn and Chief Financial Officer Joseph Saldana attended “Financial Dialogue – The Future of Digital Money” at the German Embassy in Washington, D.C. The event brought together U.S. and European perspectives on innovation, regulation, resilience, and monetary sovereignty.
The program explored how stablecoins, the digital euro, and new payment solutions are shaping financial infrastructure. A panel titled “Stablecoins, the Digital Euro and the New Financial Architecture” featured perspectives from the Deutsche Bundesbank, Circle, the European Payments Initiative, and the U.S. House Committee on Financial Services.
For the Commission, these conversations provide an opportunity to consider Wyoming’s work within a broader international context. Lawhorn’s and Saldana’s attendance brought both security and financial perspectives from the Commission’s engagement with questions about how stable tokens can support reliable, responsible financial infrastructure.
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Spring Legal and Technical Externship Applications Opening Soon
The Commission will soon be opening applications for spring legal and technical externs. These opportunities invite students to bring their skills and curiosity to public service while gaining exposure to the legal and technical considerations surrounding Wyoming’s stable token initiative.
The legal and technical tracks offer distinct ways to engage with the Commission’s work. Applicants can explore opportunities aligned with their academic interests while learning how different disciplines contribute to the development of public sector digital asset infrastructure.
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