The Frontier Stable Token (FRNT), issued under Wyoming’s state-backed stablecoin initiative, will soon be supported on the Hedera blockchain, expanding its presence after a multi-chain launch in August. The Wyoming Stable Token Commission confirmed Hedera’s selection following a review of eligible networks.
FRNT initially went live on Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Optimism, and Base. However, despite the high-profile launch, the stablecoin remains unavailable for purchase. The Commission’s website confirmed Thursday that retail buyers cannot yet access FRNT, though Hedera promised updates “soon.”
Wyoming has positioned itself as a crypto-friendly state, being the first in the U.S. to recognize crypto as fiat money. This latest development shows its continued effort to integrate blockchain into financial markets, even as federal regulators take a cautious approach.
With federal policies under President Donald Trump softening slightly, Wyoming’s experiment underscores the role states may play in shaping digital asset adoption. Businesses and lawmakers continue flocking to the state’s crypto-forward environment.
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