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Morning Edition · Wednesday, November 11, 2026Published at 12:35 AM EST · New York
Poland's Lower House Votes 240-202 to Let the Interior Minister Freeze Bitcoin Before a Court Rules
The sanctions bill covers both bank funds and crypto held by people on a national list, and an appeal to a court would not suspend the freeze.
Poland's Sejm, the lower house of parliament, passed a sanctions bill on Friday by 240 votes to 202, Bitcoin Magazine reported. The bill lets the interior minister freeze bitcoin and bank funds belonging to people on a national sanctions li…
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States Turn Crypto Rails Into Sanctions Instruments
Governments increasingly track, freeze, and seize on-chain assets to enforce sanctions, turning traceable ledgers and centrally controlled stablecoins into extensions of financial statecraft rather than escapes from it.
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