Pioneering Digital Assets as a Public Good: Wyoming’s FRNT Initiative

What does it take to bring a state-issued stable token from policy to practical use?‍

Wyoming’s Frontier Stable Token (FRNT) offers a new model for public digital assets. The initiative brings together state leadership and financial infrastructure to address how a stable token can be issued, distributed, and used across modern markets. Interest income generated through FRNT is directed to Wyoming’s school programs, connecting the initiative to a public benefit.

In this live 45-minute Zoom webinar, speakers from the Wyoming Stable Token Commission, zerohash, and Chainlink Labs will discuss why Wyoming created FRNT and what it takes to make a state-issued asset accessible and trusted. They’ll explore the policy decisions, distribution partnerships, compliance needs, and technical infrastructure involved, followed by audience Q&A.

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This session will cover:

• Why Wyoming launched FRNT and how a state-issued stable token differs from a privately issued one.
• How zerohash’s planned support could help banks, brokerages, fintechs, and payment companies offer access to FRNT.
• The roles of liquidity, custody, compliance, settlement, and direct minting and redemption in bringing a new asset to market.
• How Chainlink infrastructure can support transparency and connectivity across blockchain networks.
• Lessons from FRNT’s development and practical advice for governments and businesses considering a similar initiative.

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Who should attend:

Professionals in banking, capital markets, payments, fintech, digital assets, and public policy who want to understand how a state-issued stable token moves from concept to real-world use.