Poland’s President Karol Nawrocki said that he refused to sign three laws, including the May 15 Act on the crypto-asset market. The official statement said the veto came after he argued that the government ignored most proposals from his office.
The decision affects crypto companies and users waiting for Poland’s framework to align with EU crypto rules. Nawrocki said he supports regulating the sector and protecting consumers, but argued only one of 16 key amendment areas was reflected, making the dispute about how regulation is designed, not whether oversight is needed.
The next point to watch is whether parliament or the government revises the bill. Nawrocki said the law will receive his signature if it is improved, leaving Poland’s crypto-market framework delayed until changes are negotiated.
Source: Office of the President of Poland.
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