Nebraska has joined the digital asset race (but Wyoming has paved the way)
The state of Nebraska celebrates the establishment of the first digital asset bank, but the governor
of Wyoming reminds the state that this is not "the first in the country".
On November 13, the state of Nebraska officially announced that it has granted the "first state-level" charter for a digital asset bank in the United States.
Governor Jim Pillen signed the charter, allowing Telcoin Digital Asset Bank to operate out of Nebraska and issue stablecoins, attracting fintech companies and positioning itself on the map as a hub for innovation in digital assets.
Big news in Nebraska (but not the first in the country)
Governor Pillen's social media accounts lit up with celebrations for Nebraska granting its first charter for a digital asset bank to Telcoin, committing to mint stablecoins and making room for innovators in the payments space.
The message to entrepreneurs in the cryptocurrency space was clear: "Nebraska is open for business". For a state that is rarely at the forefront of fintech, it felt like a moon landing.#MarketPullback #Binance #Rezcoin #assets $TNSR #Telcoin $TERMINUS
