Gate News. On April 9, Cynthia Lummis, Chair of the U.S. Senate Digital Assets Banking Subcommittee, held a roundtable at the Wyoming State Capitol with Acting Comptroller of the Currency Jonathan V. Gould and Governor Mark Gordon to discuss the state’s current digital asset regulatory landscape, the importance of a dual-track banking system, and how bank supervision can support responsible financial innovation. Lummis said that Wyoming has long been a leader in the digital asset space, and the work the state carried out nearly a decade ago laid the groundwork for today’s work at the federal level. Wyoming has established the nation’s most comprehensive digital asset regulatory framework. The purpose of inviting Acting Comptroller Gould to conduct an on-site review of the results is to ensure that federal policy reflects practical, proven experience.
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