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A wildcard means you can replace that with any name and it will resolve to the same record, whether you type example.static.z3lab.info or example1.static.z3lab.info.
Neither of them are “more correct”.
RFCs are the great information for this.
Which subdomains are more correct, and why do we use wildcard?
Both are just as correct as they are both valid types of CNAME records. Both CNAME and A records will generally support a wildcard (*) like what is shown in your records. For example if you have the record:
*.static.z3lab.info. 1800 IN CNAME z3lab.info.
Any request for www.static.z3lab.info or someothername.static.z3lab.info will be directed to z3lab.info