The Polish government has recently re-submitted the cryptocurrency-related bill that was previously vetoed by President Karol Nawrocki, and the content of the bill is entirely consistent with the original version, with no modifications made. This move has directly intensified the tension between the President and Prime Minister Donald Tusk, becoming a focal point in Polish politics and the field of cryptocurrency regulation.

It is reported that the core provision of this cryptocurrency bill is to establish the Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) as the main regulatory body for the domestic cryptocurrency market, granting it the core authority to oversee the issuance, trading, and service institutions of cryptocurrency, aimed at building a standardized regulatory framework for the Polish cryptocurrency market.

Previously, the bill was vetoed by President Nawrocki after its initial submission, but the reasons for the veto were not publicly disclosed. The government's resubmission without any modifications has been interpreted by outsiders as a strong statement from Tusk's government on the issue of cryptocurrency regulation, highlighting the divergence of positions between the ruling and opposition parties in this field.

Currently, the controversy surrounding the bill focuses on the regulatory intensity: critics argue that the bill's provisions are overly complicated and harsh, which may restrict the innovative development of the Polish cryptocurrency industry, increase compliance costs for market participants, and even lead to the outflow of cryptocurrency enterprises; however, the Polish government insists on the reasonableness and necessity of the bill, with a government spokesperson publicly stating that after prior communication and explanation, President Nawrocki has fully understood the bill's significant importance in maintaining national financial security and preventing risks in the cryptocurrency sector, and it is highly likely that he will not exercise the veto power again.

If the bill is ultimately passed, Poland will formally establish the core entities and basic rules for cryptocurrency regulation, filling the regulatory gap that existed previously, and will have a profound impact on the standardized development of the local cryptocurrency market, investor protection, and financial risk prevention. The ongoing game between the President and the Prime Minister will also continue to influence the final direction of Poland's cryptocurrency regulatory policy as the bill undergoes review. #美SEC推动加密创新监管 $ETH$BTC