Wyoming moves stable token FRNT from LayerZero to Chainlink
Wyoming's Stable Token Commission completed a full migration of its Frontier Stable Token (FRNT) from LayerZero to Chainlink CCIP after finding repeated operational security failures and loss of control of a critical private key tied to a live FRNT deployment. The review followed a $292 million LayerZero bridge exploit and a compromised verifier that allowed forged cross-chain messages. The commission judged Chainlink CCIP met its strict security requirements, citing 16 node operators, OCR consensus plus separate signing, SOC 2 Type 2 certification, 50 audits, configurable rate limits, and reserve verification. FRNT now runs exclusively on Chainlink across eight blockchains.
Wyoming migrated FRNT to Chainlink CCIP after LayerZero security failures
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A major LayerZero bridge was exploited in April 2026. The commission then reviewed cross-chain providers and migrated FRNT to Chainlink CCIP. The move could reduce reliance on small verifier sets and change other projects' infrastructure…
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