President Nawrocki's New Move on Cryptocurrencies
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Karol Nawrocki has submitted a new draft bill on the cryptocurrency market – announced Zbigniew Bogucki, head of the Chancellery of the President.
The second presidential bill on cryptoassets was submitted to the Marshal's Office this morning, announced Zbigniew Bogucki, head of the Presidential Chancellery, on Tuesday. He emphasized that the new bill is a "project of means and understanding."
The President's Chancellery announced that the second presidential bill regulating the crypto-asset market has been submitted to the Sejm (lower house of parliament). The new proposal comes just after the presidential veto over government regulations was upheld in the Sejm. Media reports indicate that the political dispute is being overshadowed by accusations surrounding a bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange.
“This morning (September 8), the second presidential bill on the crypto-asset market was submitted,” said Zbigniew Bogucki, head of the President's Chancellery. As he stressed, the new proposal is intended to be an attempt to end the months-long dispute over the regulation of the cryptocurrency market. “This submission is an attempt to resolve this barren dispute that has been going on since last year,” Bogucki said.
This morning, the second presidential bill on cryptoassets was submitted, announced Zbigniew Bogucki, head of the Presidential Chancellery. The politician emphasized that the new bill does not differ significantly from previous ones. The bill has already been submitted to the Speaker of the Sejm, Bogucki said.
The President's Office announced that Karol Nawrocki's next bill on cryptocurrencies has been submitted to the Sejm. It is expected to be "twin-like" to the previous one.
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