On June 20, the Wyoming Stable Token Commission in the United States (ranked 49) recently announced that Aptos received the highest score in the evaluation of the WYST blockchain platform, a stablecoin issued by the state government and backed by fiat currency, tying for first place with Solana.

WYST will achieve cross-chain deployment through LayerZero, building a new type of financial infrastructure for multi-chain interoperability.

Aptos natively supports three dollar-pegged stablecoins, with an average monthly stablecoin trading volume surpassing $30 billion, offering sub-second finality and near-zero transaction costs (≈$0.00055).

If the state government starts using Aptos, this would definitely be a positive development. $APT is not finalized yet; high-risk investors can position themselves early, while those with lower risk tolerance might want to wait before entering APT.

I looked into APT's technical aspects. When it was at the bottom of the bear market, it nearly fell to $3; ideally, it would drop below $1 for the best entry point, but unfortunately, it has not been able to fall that low.

It is also somewhat lackluster; Bitcoin has risen significantly, yet it has returned to the bear market bottom. Regarding the RWA track, whether to use ETH or SOL, there may now be the option of APT.

In terms of price, APT has the largest growth potential if utilized.