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Odaily Planet Daily reports that Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has stated he will request the Speaker of the Polish House of Representatives to organize a re-vote on the Crypto Asset Market Regulation Act. The bill was vetoed for the third time by President Karol Nawrocki on June 11th. Tusk pointed out that the Zondacrypto bankruptcy has evolved into one of the largest corruption cases in Poland's crypto sector, with affected customers suffering losses of up to $94 million. He accused the ruling party of receiving cash and other benefits. The president's repeated vetoes have prevented Poland from implementing the provisions of the Crypto Asset Market Regulation Act (MiCA), and domestic cryptocurrency exchanges are still unable to complete registration. Former Zondacrypto head Przemysław Kral has criticized the bill, saying it would harm the country's crypto industry. (Bitcoin.com News)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Brian Armstrong stated in an article on the X platform that users can use Bitcoin as collateral for a down payment on a home and continue to hold Bitcoin exposure without having to sell it.

Brian Armstrong, writing on the X platform, stated that one of the simplest ways to explain cryptocurrency is that it provides faster, cheaper, and more efficient financial services. The traditional financial system, born around the 1970s, still operates on outdated mainframes in some aspects. This is why basic functions like weekend transfers or low-cost wire transfers are still impossible. The US needs to pass the Clarity Act to guide the industry with clear rules, rather than allowing outdated systems and uncertainty to prevail.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev stated in an article on the X platform that they are building Trump Accounts to make it the default tool for charitable giving in the United States. Currently, those wishing to donate need to understand complex rules and regulatory requirements, evaluate various charities, confirm whether funds are flowing to their advertised goals, and assess the efficiency of fund usage. Trump Accounts allows donors to directly invest in investment accounts in the names of American children, reducing intermediaries between donors and children. Donors can clearly see where their funds are going, children own the related assets, and there are no fees involved. The investment portfolio can grow at market interest rates over many years. This donation model has significant potential to positively change philanthropy in the United States.