TREE NEWS update: Poland’s lower house of parliament has approved a sanctions bill that would broaden the grounds for adding people and companies to the country’s national sanctions list, including the freezing of crypto assets. The bill now moves to the Senate for consideration. The legislation expands the criteria under which individuals and entities can be designated.
Poland’s lower house backs sanctions bill covering crypto freezes
The significance here is procedural rather than immediate: crypto freezing power is being folded into Poland's national sanctions framework, widening designation criteria beyond whatever grounds existed before. That matters most for exchanges and custodians operating in or serving Polish clients, who would face another national list to screen against alongside EU measures. The Senate stage is the next checkpoint, and whether the upper chamber narrows the expanded criteria or passes the bill intact is the open question worth watching.
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