Poland's parliament failed to override the presidential veto on the Crypto-Asset Market Act, blocking the adoption of new EU-aligned crypto regulations. The move delays efforts to create a clear legal framework for digital assets in the country.

The vote highlights a sharp divide between lawmakers focused on security risks like money laundering and fraud, and those pushing for rules that foster innovation and investor certainty. With the veto upheld, the debate over how to regulate crypto in Poland is set to continue.