Poland chose a shredded president

Karol Navrotsky, a conservative historian and a supporter of the brave policy, won the presidential election in Poland, gaining 50.89% of the vote in the second round.

His victory over the liberal opponent Rafal Tshaskovsky was confirmed in the National Electoral Commission, which opens the doors to new politics, especially in the field of cryptocurrencies.

Although Navrotsky personally does not own crypto actures, he supports deregulation and favorable conditions for the development of the cryptosector, as noted in Warsaw Point.

This position attracted voters from the libertrarian and nationalist circles, in particular supporters of Slavomir Menzen, who called for the creation of a strategic bitcoin reserve of Poland.

Such an initiative is already being implemented in the USA: in March 2025, Trump signed a decree on the creation of a strategic bitcoin reserve, which inspired other countries to such steps.

Although the President of Poland has limited executive powers, Navrotsky can influence parliamentary debate and stimulate the development of startups in the Web3 field, blockchain technologies and digital assets.

It is expected that its administration will contribute to the creation of special economic zones or tax benefits for the crypto business.

Recall that the National Bank of Poland in February noted that it does not plan to include bitcoin in its reserves. As the head of the regulator Adam Glapinsky explained, the reserve assets should be “absolutely safe”, and cryptocurrencies do not meet this criterion.

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