🚀 The first major success of the crypto industry in Poland - and what's next?

Karol Nawrocki 's decision to veto the cryptocurrency bill is an event of great significance for the entire ecosystem.

Why is this important? Because the entire financial, fintech and crypto industry sounded the alarm that the legislation could hit freedom, innovation and transparency. And - crucially - everyone (with one exception) advocated a veto.

🔸 The exception? Broker XTB - a company that in practice has nothing to do with cryptocurrencies, but nevertheless supported the bill.
🔸 The unity and determination of the entire crypto market is all the stronger.

💥 The result? We have the first real, tangible success of the crypto industry in Poland. We managed to stop regulation that could have plunged the market into uncertainty and overregulation.

🛑 This is just the beginning - now it's time for a better law

Today's veto showed something fundamental:

👉 The united crypto industry has a real impact on Polish law.

Since we managed to stop bad legislation, now we have a bigger task ahead of us:
to write a new version of the law - one that makes sense, is logical, industry-friendly and in line with the spirit of innovation.

📜 What should the new law contain?

Here are four pillars worth building:

🔹 1. Regulations tailored to crypto

Not copy-paste from traditional financial institutions, but regulations based on real risks and market specifics.

🔹 2. Simplicity and transparency

So that the average investor is not lost in paperwork and procedures. Simplicity = security.

🔹 3. Consumer protection... without killing innovation

It is possible to protect users and at the same time not stifle technology development.

🔹 4. Clear rules for companies

Regulatory transparency will help build a stable, trusted and fair environment.

⚡ Summary

For the first time, the crypto industry in Poland has shown strength and a united stance.
This is the moment to shape the future of the market, instead of just reacting to politicians' decisions.

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