波蘭總統 Karol Nawrocki 再度否決政府推動的《加密資產市場法案》（擬於國內落實歐盟 MiCA 監管框架），稱該法案與先前版本幾乎一緻，僅將監管費上限由 0.4% 調降至 0.1%，仍存在「過度、模糊、不成比例」等問題。報導指出，該法案原擬賦予波蘭金融監管局（KNF）更強監管權限，包括可暫停／禁止加密資產公開發行與交易、建立可疑網域登錄，並對嚴重違規處以最高 1000 萬茲羅提罰鍰。

Polish President Karol Nawrocki has once again vetoed the government-proposed *Crypto-Asset Markets Act* (which aims to implement the EU MiCA regulatory framework domestically), stating that the bill is almost identical to the previous version. It only lowers the upper limit of the supervision fee from 0.4% to 0.1%, and still suffers from problems such as being 'excessive, vague and disproportionate'.

Reports indicate that the bill originally intended to grant stronger regulatory powers to Poland’s Financial Supervision Authority (KNF), including the ability to suspend/prohibit the public offering and trading of crypto-assets, establish a register of suspicious domain names, and impose fines of up to 10 million zloty for serious violations.