Franklin Templeton Partners with Wyoming to Launch Nation’s First State-Issued Stable Token

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Franklin Templeton Partners with Wyoming to Launch Nation’s <a href="https://laohu8.com/S/FSTF">First State</a>-Issued Stable Token

Franklin Resources Inc., through its subsidiary Franklin Templeton, has entered into a strategic partnership with the State of Wyoming for the management and custody of reserves backing the newly launched Frontier Stable Token ($FRNT). As the nation's first state-issued stable token, $FRNT is supported by reserves held in trust by Wyoming and managed exclusively in U.S. dollars and short-duration U.S. Treasuries by Franklin Templeton's Fixed Income division. The collaboration also involves Fiduciary Trust Company International, a Franklin Templeton affiliate, serving as custodian. This initiative aims to provide public accountability, transparent oversight, and institutional-grade financial infrastructure for digital assets.

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