Oklahoma Passes Legislation To Protect Bitcoin Custody Rights

Last updated: June 12, 2025, 09:39

Oklahoma Passes Legislation To Protect Bitcoin Custody Rights

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signed

Oklahoma Passes Legislation to Protect Bitcoin Custody Rights

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signed a sweeping ‘Bitcoin Rights’ bill into law on Monday, enshrining Oklahomans’ legal right to mine, transact with, and self-custody

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Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt delivered

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Oklahoma Passes Landmark Bill Protecting Bitcoin

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt delivered a major win to digital asset supporters Monday with the enactment of a new Bitcoin rights bill (a.k.a HB3594) focused on

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The bill received overwhelming approval

The bill received overwhelming approval in the Oklahoma State House with an 81-1 vote and includes provisions that protect the right to: Self-custody of digital assets :

Oklahoma passes bill protecting ‘fundamental bitcoin

The State of Oklahoma has approved a landmark bill to protect Bitcoin rights. The bill, signed into law by Governor Mike DeWine on Monday, has been in the works since

Oklahoma has passed a bill

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The new law stipulates that Oklahoma will not ban crypto payments or create industry taxes or fees. However, it will authorize certain digital asset mining and mining-related

Oklahoma has passed a bill to protect Bitcoin users’ rights, marking it the 12th US state to do so. The bill received overwhelming approval with an 81-1 vote in the Oklahoma

Oklahoma has officially passed legislation

Oklahoma has officially passed legislation that will protect Bitcoin custody rights. Specifically, the state has signed a bill, HB3594, into law protecting the custody of the