Oklahoma's Governor Kevin Stitt has signed a bill into law, providing a legal framework for blockchain technology and digital assets. The legislation, set to come into effect on Nov. 1, 2024, prevents the state government from imposing restrictions on digital asset use for legal purchases or self-custody. It also forbids any additional taxes or charges on digital assets used as payment. The bill legitimizes home digital asset mining in residential zones and allows businesses to mine in industrial zones without specific noise limits. The legislation also protects crypto miners from liabilities related to validating transactions and prohibits discriminatory electricity rates for crypto-mining businesses.