According to Reuters, Polish President Karol Nawrocki issued a statement announcing the third veto of a bill aimed at regulating cryptocurrencies and implementing the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), citing that his previously proposed amendments were not fully incorporated. The Polish parliament passed the bill in May this year, amid the intensifying scandal involving the collapse of Poland’s largest cryptocurrency exchange and fierce debate among various parties over the level of regulatory oversight for this emerging industry. Under EU rules, Poland must approve and implement the MiCA regulation before the end of July.

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ChillBlock
· 2h ago
The president is really clashing with the European Union. The July deadline is approaching—how many more times can they delay?
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PineLiquidityPool
· 3h ago
Before MiCA's implementation, each country's game was truly exciting, with the Polish exchange collapsing and the president vetoing three times in a row—more thrilling than the crypto circle.
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GasUnderTheMoonlight
· 3h ago
The EU’s unified regulatory framework has run into administrative wrangling between member states, and Poland’s latest moves have completely thrown the compliance timeline into disarray.
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GaslightGardener
· 3h ago
If the suggested corrections are not adopted, the entire plan is rejected—typical political game-playing. Retail investors only care about whether their accounts are safe or not.
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