
Where state experience becomes shared knowledge
State Ledger hosts structured conversations with state officials and implementation partners to document what was built, how decisions were made, what challenges emerged, and what other states can apply.
The podcast is the first public format. Future phases may include peer briefings, working groups, and implementation discussions shaped by the needs of participating states.
Structured interviews with state leaders and practitioners focused on real world implementation, decision making, and lessons other states can apply.
Future briefings may distil state experience into practical insights, implementation considerations, and useful guidance for public sector audiences.
Future working groups may bring states together around shared questions involving policy, procurement, governance, technology, and implementation.
In the first State Ledger conversation, Tricia Gallagher speaks with Anthony Apollo, Executive Director of the Wyoming Stable Token Commission, about how Wyoming moved from early digital asset leadership to the first state issued stable token.
The conversation examines FRNT, WYST, governance, vendors, compliance, Licensed Service Providers, adoption, and what other states can learn from Wyoming’s implementation model.
Wyoming offers one of the clearest examples of how a state can move from digital asset policy leadership to practical implementation.
The conversation gives state leaders insight into the governance, institutional structure, partnerships, and operational decisions behind FRNT, and what may be useful to other states.
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In the inaugural episode of State Ledger, host Tricia Gallagher sits down with Anthony Apollo, Executive Director of the Wyoming Stable Token Commission, to explore how Wyoming moved from digital asset legislation to real-world implementation.
Anthony explains the practical problem that first prompted Wyoming to act, why the state created the Frontier stable token (FRNT), and how it connects Wyoming’s broader digital asset initiatives.