Repeated efforts to revive the legislation have failed, prolonging uncertainty over supervision, investor protection, and financial crime controls.
Poland’s parliament has failed for a third time to overturn President Karol Nawrocki’s veto of a government-backed crypto-assets market bill, leaving the proposed regulatory changes blocked. The 4 September vote was decided by opposition lawmakers from Law and Justice (PiS), Rozwój Plus and the Confederation, according to the government.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk argued before the vote that the legislation was necessary to strengthen oversight of the crypto market, improve financial security and make it harder for criminal networks to exploit…
