Wyoming launched the first U.S. state-backed stablecoin on Hedera Hashgraph, choosing it for its asynchronous Byzantine fault-tolerant consensus, which the speaker calls the most mathematically secure algorithm available. He compares Hashgraph to Spotify versus Napster, arguing it's a modern upgrade over traditional blockchains.
It is official. As of today, the first US state just issued a real stablecoin, and guess which blockchain they chose? Hedera Hashgraph. That is HBAR. This is another reason why I've invested so heavily in HBAR as one of my top token holdings. This was the Wyoming Frontier stablecoin token, or stable token, and they've officially made it go live. This is the first ever US state to do this. Know why they chose Hashgraph? Because it's not blockchain technology. Blockchain is outdated compared to Hashgraph. Hashgraph is like Spotify. Blockchain is like Napster, okay? No one uses Napster anymore. They use Spotify because it's better. So Hedera has the number one most mathematically secure algorithm or network. It's called asynchronous Byzantine fault tolerance. Look into it. What do you think these big corporations and governments want? They want to make sure it is secure. It can't be hackable. They need the most secure. They're going to choose Hedera, in my opinion. No financial advice. I don't give two shits if you buy HBAR. Doesn't help me. I don't care. I'm holding it no matter what.
