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An act relating to digital assets, the official text

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2                 1st Session of the 60th Legislature (2025)

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3 SENATE BILL 888              By: Seifried
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6                            AS INTRODUCED

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7   An Act relating to digital assets; amending Section

7   2, Chapter 296, O.S.L. 2024 (75A O.S. Supp. 2024,

8   Section 100), which relates to definitions; updating

8   statutory reference; defining terms; and providing an

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12 BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
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13  SECTION 1.     AMENDATORY  Section 2, Chapter 296, O.S.L.

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14 2024 (75A O.S. Supp. 2024, Section 100), is amended to read as
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16  Section 100. As used in this act section:

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17  1. "Blockchain" means data that is shared across a network to

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18 create a ledger of verified transactions or information among
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19 network participants linked using cryptography to maintain the
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20 integrity of the ledger and to execute other functions and
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21 distributed among network participants in an automated fashion to
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22 concurrently update network participants on the state of the ledger
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23 and any other functions;
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1   2. "Blockchain protocol" means any executable software deployed

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2 to a blockchain composed of source code that is publicly available
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3 and accessible, including a smart contract or any network of smart
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4 contracts;
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5   3. "Digital asset" means virtual currency, cryptocurrencies,

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6 natively electronic assets, including stablecoins and non-fungible
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7 tokens, and other digital-only assets that confer economic,
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8 proprietary, or access rights or powers;
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9   4. "Digital asset mining" means using electricity to power a

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10 computer or node for the purpose of securing a blockchain network;
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11  5. "Digital asset mining business" means a group of computers

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12 working that consume more than one (1) megawatt of energy for the
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13 purpose of securing a blockchain protocol;
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14  6. "Discriminatory rates" means electricity rates substantially

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15 higher from other industrial uses of electricity in similar
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16 geographic areas;
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17  7. "Exchange-traded product" means any financial instrument

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18 that is approved by the United States Securities and Exchange
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19 Commission, the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission,
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20 or the Oklahoma Department of Securities and is traded on a U.S.-
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21 regulated exchange and derives its value from an underlying pool of
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22 assets, including stocks, bonds, commodities, or indexes;
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23  8. "Home digital asset mining" means using digital asset mining

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1   8. 9. "Node" means a computational device which contains and

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2 updates a copy of a blockchain;
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3   9. 10. "Precious metal" means the following, whether in coin,

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4 bullion, or other form:
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5   a. silver,

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6   b. gold, or

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7   c. platinum;

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8   11. "Private key" means a unique element of cryptographic data

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9 used for signing transactions on a blockchain and known to the owner
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10 of the unique element;
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11  12. "Secure custody solution" means a technological product or

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12 blended product and service which has the following characteristics:
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13  a. the cryptographic private keys that secure digital

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14                assets are exclusively known by and accessible to a

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15                government entity,

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16  b. the cryptographic private keys that secure digital

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17                assets are exclusively contained within an encrypted

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18                environment and accessible only via end-to-end

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19                encrypted channels,

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20  c. the cryptographic private keys that secure digital

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21                assets are not contained by, accessible by, or

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22                controllable through the use of a smartphone,

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23  d. any hardware that contains the cryptographic private

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24                keys that secure digital assets is maintained in at

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1                 least two geographically diversified and specially

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2                 designated secure data centers,

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3   e. the enforcement of a multi-party governance structure

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4                 for authorizing transactions, enforcing user access

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5                 controls, and logging all user-initiated actions,

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6   f. the provider of the secure custody solution has

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7                 implemented a disaster recovery protocol to ensure

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8                 customer access to assets in the event the provider is

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9                 unavailable, and

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10  g. the performance of regular code audits and penetration

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11                testing from audit firms, and prompt remediation of

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12                identified vulnerabilities;

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13  13. "Self-hosted wallet" means a digital interface used to

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14 secure and transfer digital assets and under which the owner of the
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15 digital asset retains independent control over the digital assets
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16 that are secured by such digital interface;
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17  14. "Stablecoin" means a digital asset that is issued by a

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18 corporation and is backed by United States dollars or high-quality
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19 liquid assets and is redeemable on demand by the holder at par for a
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20 fixed monetary value in equivalent United States dollars;
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21  10. 15. "Hardware wallet" means a physical device that is not

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23 secure and transfer digital assets and under which the owner of the
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1   11. 16. "Staking" means the act of committing digital assets

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2 for a period of time to validate and secure a specific blockchain
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3 protocol; and
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4   12. 17. "Staking as a service" means the provision of technical

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5 staking services, including the operation of nodes and the
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7 blockchain protocols' consensus mechanisms; and
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12  SECTION 2. This act shall become effective November 1, 2025.

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