[Polish President Vetoes Cryptocurrency Regulation Bill for the Third Time] BlockBeats News, June 13, according to Reuters, Polish President Karol Nawrocki stated in a declaration that he has vetoed a cryptocurrency regulation bill for the third time because the bill failed to incorporate the opinions he previously proposed. The Polish parliament passed the bill in May this year, aiming to regulate the cryptocurrency industry. Prior to this, the bill had garnered significant attention due to the ongoing scandal triggered by the collapse of the country's largest cryptocurrency trading platform and the intensifying debate over the strength of industry regulations. The bill is intended to implement the European Union's "Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation" (MiCA), and Poland is required to complete the relevant legislative approval by July. Nawrocki had previously vetoed similar bills twice. He stated that while he supports regulating the cryptocurrency industry, the Polish government ignored most of the amendments proposed by his office during the legislative process. He said: "I support regulating this market, and I also support consumer protection, but it must be done effectively." He added that he would sign the bill into law if amendments were made. [Original Link]