Polish lawmakers failed to secure the necessary three-fifths majority to overturn President Karol Nawrocki's veto of a new digital assets bill. The legislation was part of Prime Minister Donald Tusk's effort to align national regulations with European Union standards. The inability to override the veto effectively blocks the regulatory reform required to harmonize Polish law with the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework. This legislative deadlock leaves the country's crypto sector in a state of flux while the rest of the bloc moves forward. [Update 1] Poland is now the only European Union member state delaying the implementation of MiCA following this parliamentary failure. The extended delay isolates Poland regulatively and prolongs uncertainty for market participants and crypto businesses operating within the country, as they lack the compliance frameworks established elsewhere in the EU.