Executive Director of Wyoming's Stablecoin Project to Earn More Than Governor Mark Gordon
The US state of Wyoming is seeking to hire an executive director for its new stablecoin project, and the position will pay an annual salary of $150,000, which is $10,000 more than the state’s governor. According to the j...
According to the job post for the position, the executive director will be in charge of carrying out the mission of the Wyoming Stable Token Commission, an entity that was set up following the passing of the Wyoming Stable Token Act earlier this year....
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