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For the past few days, I've been closely following the situation in Poland regarding the proposed cryptocurrency law. The news that the government is pressuring the president to sign a bill he himself has already rejected is generating a lot of uncertainty. On the one hand, I understand the need to regulate the cryptocurrency market to protect investors and prevent illicit activities. However, I'm also concerned that overly strict regulation could stifle innovation and make it difficult for startups and entrepreneurs to thrive in the country. The president's stance, having already rejected the law, seems to be an act of resistance against excessive government pressure. I hope a balance will be struck that allows for a clear legal framework without harming the growth of the crypto ecosystem in Poland. Regulation should be smart and foster innovation, not stifle it.
