Another stablecoin making waves on Solana. The Wyoming Stable Token Commission just launched $FRNT—marking the first stablecoin actually issued by a U.S. State. That's a pretty significant move for onchain finance legitimacy.

What's really happening here is Solana quietly positioning itself as the go-to layer for serious financial infrastructure. State-backed tokens, institutional DeFi, real yield protocols—it's all converging there. The narrative around Solana shifted from just "fast and cheap" to "actually where regulated finance meets Web3."

When you see major entities (especially government bodies) choosing to build stablecoins on a particular blockchain, it signals something. They're voting with capital and regulatory confidence. That's the kind of catalyst that compounds.