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Kyrgyzstan promotes the legalization of gold-backed stablecoins, and auditing firms will conduct regular asset verification

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, the stablecoin project USDKG supported by the Kyrgyzstan government announced the advancement of its fiatization process, which adopts a dual-anchor mechanism of gold reserves and the US dollar. William Campbell, the head of advisors, revealed to Cointelegraph that although this stablecoin is backed by physical gold, it chooses to anchor the exchange rate to the US dollar (1:1), aiming to meet the needs of daily payments and international trade. The gold reserves will be audited every six months by one of the Big Four accounting firms and publicly disclosed on-chain.The Kyrgyzstan government is actively laying out its Web3 strategy through legislative reforms and tax reductions, with 140 crypto enterprises already registered. As a key component of the national digital economy development, USDKG is supported by government-provided gold reserves, but its operational management is independently executed by private entities. The project team stated that in the future, it will integrate DeFi lending and yield farming functions to compete with traditional stablecoins like USDT through differentiated trust endorsements.USDKG plans to officially launch in the next quarter, allowing users to verify gold reserves through on-chain audit reports. Kyrgyzstan is gradually building a Central Asian digital asset hub by lowering tax rates for crypto enterprises and establishing a clear regulatory framework.

The Northern Mariana Islands will compete with Wyoming to launch a government-backed stablecoin through a stablecoin bill

ChainCatcher news reports that the Northern Mariana Islands legislature overwhelmingly overturned the governor's veto on May 16, officially approving the issuance of the government-backed stablecoin "Mariana Dollar" (MUSD). The bill stipulates that MUSD will be fully backed 1:1 by U.S. dollars and government bonds held by the government, and will be issued on the eCash blockchain.Marianas Rai Corporation, a technology company from Tinian, has been designated as the exclusive technology partner. The local government stated that this is not only a financial innovation but also part of an economic revitalization strategy, with accompanying measures in the bill including the issuance of internet casino licenses.Meanwhile, Wyoming has also passed a similar bill to prepare for the issuance of the "Wyoming Stable Token." Analysts point out that if MUSD can be launched before July, it will become the first stablecoin issued by a local government in the United States, and its market performance will provide important references for subsequent policies.Experts believe that the competition between these two regions may influence the legislative process for digital currencies in the United States, but technical implementation and compliance operations still face challenges. The federal government's attitude towards such local stablecoin projects will become a focal point of future attention.
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