According to CoinMeta, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki stated that he will request the Speaker of the Sejm (the lower house of the Polish parliament) to organize a new vote on the "Cryptocurrency Markets Act." The bill was vetoed for the third time by President Andrzej Duda on June 11. Morawiecki pointed out that the Zondacrypto bankruptcy case has evolved into one of the larger corruption cases in Poland's cryptocurrency sector, with affected customers losing up to 94 million US dollars. He accused the ruling party of accepting cash and other benefits. The consecutive vetoes by the president have prevented Poland from implementing the provisions of the "Cryptocurrency Markets Regulation Act" ( MiCA ), and domestic cryptocurrency exchanges are still unable to complete registration at this time. The former head of Zondacrypto, Przemys ł aw Kral, had criticized the bill as one that would harm the country's cryptocurrency industry.