Poland's parliament approved a law letting its interior minister freeze bitcoin and bank funds for people on a national sanctions list, and a court appeal would not pause the freeze.
The lower house voted 240-202 on Friday to let the interior minister freeze crypto assets, bank accounts and other property of people placed on the national sanctions list before any court reviews the order.
The law treats crypto assets as financial means that can be frozen and applies the freeze to listed persons, their crypto assets and barred entities from making funds available to them.