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Frontier Finance: Gov. Mark Gordon on Wyoming’s Stable Token, Digital Assets & Energy

State-level policy on stablecoins and digital assets is one of the inputs shaping how tokenized finance develops, and this is a sitting governor describing his state's framework directly. It also touches on the link between digital infrastructure and energy, a connection that surfaces in infrastructure and data-center conversations.

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Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon joined Joel Revill of Two Ocean for a conversation on the state's role in digital assets and the launch of the Wyoming Frontier Stable Token. The discussion covers Wyoming's approach to regulation, stablecoins and blockchain, and the intersection of digital finance with AI and energy infrastructure. Gordon also addresses how the state aims to convert technological innovation into economic opportunity and prepare its workforce and institutions.

  1. Wyoming's regulatory approach to digital assets and blockchain
  2. The launch of the Wyoming Frontier Stable Token
  3. Convergence of digital finance with AI and energy infrastructure
  4. Preparing the state's workforce and institutions for technological change

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