Wyoming Requires Chainlink Proof for State-Issued Stable Tokens


Wyoming has moved Frontier Stable Token (FRNT) reserve reporting closer to real time, expanding its use of Chainlink infrastructure for onchain proof of reserves. The Wyoming Stable Token Commission said it adop...
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DegenArtist
· 2 hours ago
Wyoming's move is pretty solid—the state-government-level stablecoin uses Chainlink for proof of reserves, making it far more transparent than some black-box stablecoins.
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VaultHunter
· 3 hours ago
Is FRNT aiming to become the benchmark for RWAs? Real-time on-chain proof of reserves plus regulatory compliance—traditional finance is left speechless.
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SnowballMaster
· 3 hours ago
Chainlink is crushing it again, with its PoR business expanding from exchanges to sovereign tokens. Is the Fed next? (just kidding).
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MemeAstrologer
· 4 hours ago
Wait, the state government is issuing a coin and using an oracle for audits? This narrative is wilder than DeFi summer—compliant DeFi is really here.
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