Wyoming Replaces LayerZero for State Stablecoin Due to Security Concerns, Marking First US Government Blockchain Infrastructure Switch on Security Grounds
Wyoming's decision to replace its blockchain infrastructure for the state stablecoin specifically on security grounds makes it the first U.S. government entity to publicly do so. This move sees Wyoming join a broader trend of projects exiting LayerZero, which has been referred to as a "$15 billion exodus."
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