President Karol Nawrocki's opposition to a crypto regulation bill remained intact after lawmakers missed a constitutional threshold on Sept 7. The parliament fell 25 votes short of the three-fifths majority needed to bypass the executive veto, marking the third time the legislature has attempted to force the measure through.

The result leaves the country's crypto framework in limbo as the repeated failure to secure a supermajority prevents the bill from becoming law. This legislative stalemate sustains a regulatory vacuum for digital assets in Poland, stalling the establishment of a formalized industry structure.