#News# The U.S. state of Oklahoma has just passed a bill to protect the state's citizens' right to self-custody of digital assets. It was signed by Governor Kevin Stitt and will take effect on November 1, 2024. The bill explicitly prohibits "restricting or prohibiting" state residents from using self-hosted wallets or hardware wallets to self-custody digital assets. In addition, residents of the state can also mine cryptocurrencies at home and in industrial fields, but they must comply with noise regulations. 🔊 Individuals and companies engaged in digital asset mining, staking and other activities do not need to obtain a currency transmission license, and discriminatory electricity prices for digital asset mining companies are prohibited. You don't have to pay additional taxes when paying with cryptocurrency when shopping. What do you think? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area to discuss! (Source: blockworks)