Poland’s President Vetoes Crypto Assets Bill Again, Citing Weak Rules
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On June 11 Polish President Karol Nawrocki signed seven laws but vetoed three, including the crypto-assets bill meant to regulate the crypto market. He cited weak rules and the need for stronger consumer protection, a decision criticized by Donald Tusk that delays regulatory clarity and could hinder adoption, market certainty and DeFi/CEX activity in Poland.
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- Polish President Karol Nawrocki signed seven bills and vetoed three on June 11, as one veto targeted the bill on the crypto-assets market.
- Nawrocki said he supports crypto regulation but wants more effective consumer protection.
- Donald Tusk criticized the decision, saying the president had vetoed the crypto bill again.
Poland’s attempt to pass new cryptocurrency market rules has hit another roadblock after President Karol Nawrocki refused to sign the crypto-assets bill. The decision came on June 11, when the president approved seven laws but vetoed three others.
The rejected package included the bill on the crypto-assets market, a tax limitation amendment, and a healthcare-related law. Nawrocki said the vetoes were based on citizens’ rights, effective regulation, and patient safety.
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