Wyoming has taken a crucial step forward. On January 7, 2026, the United States' first state-supported stablecoin, FRNT (Frontier Stable Token), was officially launched, marking another deep integration between the traditional financial system and the blockchain world.

This stablecoin maintains a 1:1 fixed exchange rate with the US dollar, backed by sufficient assets—USD reserves and short-term US Treasuries provide fundamental security. More importantly, the over-collateralization ratio reaches 102%, indicating ample risk buffers. Reserve assets are managed by Franklin D. Dempsey, and institutional-level risk management instills market confidence.

On the technical side, Solana was chosen as the initial issuance chain, allowing users to trade conveniently through mainstream trading platforms, supporting cross-chain interoperability. Future plans include integrating with the Visa payment network to bring on-chain assets into everyday consumption scenarios. This is not just a technological innovation but a tangible value transfer—interest generated by the stablecoin will be directly invested into the state’s public education system, giving back the成果 of digital financial innovation to society.

For the Web3 ecosystem, this case demonstrates how state-level government participation can promote the large-scale application of digital assets.