Poland’s parliament, the Sejm, is scheduled to vote on Friday regarding President Duda’s veto of the country’s crypto asset law. The ruling coalition parties intend to vote against the veto, seeking to enact the legislation. However, opposition parties – Law and Justice (PiS), Development Plus, and the Confederation – have announced their support for upholding the presidential veto. This sets up a contentious vote, with the outcome uncertain. The proposed law aims to regulate the trading of cryptocurrencies within Poland, but the President previously raised concerns requiring further review. The vote will determine whether the law is implemented despite presidential reservations, or if further negotiations are needed. The result will significantly impact the future of crypto regulation in Poland.