With Trump and Hungary’s support, Nawrocki seeks to position Poland as an innovation leader.
New in politics, Nawrocki connected with rural voters and bitcoiners.
In an electoral contest that kept Poland in suspense, the candidate Pro Bitcoin Karol Nawrocki, backed by the Law and Justice Party (PIS), rose with the presidency by obtaining 50.89% of the votes in the second round held on Sunday, June 1, according to the National Electoral Commission.
Nawrocki surpassed the mayor of Warsaw, Rafal Trzawski, who achieved 49.11% of the votes, in an election that reflected the deep divisions of the country.
Before the choice, Nawrocki express Its commitment to the development of the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency sectorstating: “Poland must be a place where innovation is created, not regulation. As president, I will guarantee that regulations are not implemented that limit their freedom.”
Although he admitted not to personally invest in cryptocurrencies, his promise of rejecting any regulations that restrict “freedom of investment” resonated among supporters of financial decentralization.
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