Karol Nawrocki has clearly stated his support for the development of the cryptocurrency market in Poland. Although he himself does not invest in digital assets, he acknowledges the growing interest in this sector among both citizens and businesses. In his view, Poland should not be a country that stifles innovation through excessive regulation but rather a place where new technologies can develop freely and without hindrance.
In his statement, Nawrocki emphasized that, as president, he would oppose “authoritarian” regulations that limit citizens’ freedoms. He advocates for a model of the state that supports entrepreneurship and does not force companies to move their operations abroad—whether to the Czech Republic, Germany, or other more business-friendly jurisdictions. He is particularly keen on ensuring that Polish innovators can grow within the country and are not pushed out by unfriendly laws.
Nawrocki appeals to voters who want a strong, modern Poland open to new technologies to support his candidacy. His stance could be an important voice in the ongoing discussion about the future of the cryptocurrency market in Poland.
Bitcoin Records
Over 18% of Poles have invested in cryptocurrency assets, according to a report by UCE Research and Ari10. The most frequent buyers of cryptocurrencies are young people living in major cities, working full-time, and earning between 7,000 and 9,000 PLN net per month.
The past few weeks have seen spectacular growth in the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin (BTC) leading the way. In May 2025, the price of this most popular cryptocurrency reached an all-time high, surpassing 111,000 dollars, which translates to over 416,000 PLN.
Analysts predict further increases in Bitcoin’s value. According to forecasts by Standard Chartered, the price of BTC could reach 200,000 dollars by the end of 2025.
In light of these events, Karol Nawrocki’s declaration of support for the development of the cryptocurrency market in Poland takes on special significance. His position could contribute to creating a favorable environment for financial and technological innovation in the country.