Polish Prime Minister Tusk Pushes for Re-vote on Crypto Asset Bill Amid $94 Million Zondacrypto Scandal

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Polish Prime Minister Tusk seeks a re-vote on the crypto bill following the third presidential veto. Zondacrypto’s $94 million collapse highlights key digital asset developments. Tusk accuses the ruling party of corruption. Crypto exchanges remain unregistered under MiCA rules. On-chain developments show rising pressure for regulatory clarity. Former Zondacrypto head criticizes the bill for harming the local industry.

Odaily Planet Daily report: Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that he will request the Speaker of the Sejm to organize a new vote on the Markets in Crypto-Assets Act. The bill was vetoed for the third time on June 11 by President Karol Nawrocki.

Tusk noted that the Zondacrypto bankruptcy has become one of Poland’s largest cryptocurrency corruption cases, with affected customers suffering losses of up to $94 million. He accused the ruling party of accepting cash and other benefits.

Presidential vetoes have prevented Poland from implementing the relevant provisions of the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), leaving domestic cryptocurrency exchanges unable to complete registration. Przemysław Kral, former head of Zondacrypto, criticized the law for harming Poland’s crypto industry. (Bitcoin.com News)

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