Polish President Vetoes Crypto Registration Bill Twice

Polish President has vetoed a historic piece of legislation aimed at increasing national defense spending. Marcin Przydacz, head of the presidential international policy office, has requested a comprehensive report from the government's special services coordinator regarding potential conflict threats. Przydacz stated that President Duda authorized the request to clarify the basis of the Prime Minister's recent claims about security risks. The request follows statements from the Prime Minister suggesting a lack of information indicating a serious threat of war. The report is intended to provide hard data to support or refute current government assessments. President Karol Nawrocki vetoed a law regarding crypto assets, citing potential threats and a failure to consider legislative amendments. The decision follows reports from early in the month regarding issues within the crypto media sector. Hundreds of victims have reported losses to prosecutors, with total damages estimated at approximately 350 million PLN. Bogucki met with MP Adam Gomoła following the veto. A bill regarding the registration of geodigital cryptocurrencies in Poland has been presented to the President twice and vetoed both times. A version of the bill passed through the Sejm with an amendment to remove one over-regulation and lower registration fees. The source noted that the bill's current form may lead to increased registration activity in Poland.