The Polish Financial Supervision Authority has added four new entities to its public warning list, including operator of Crypto.com, due to allegedly providing financial services in Poland without the required authorization. This is the second regulatory challenge for Crypto.com in the European Union this year, following a fine imposed by the Dutch central bank in March. Poland has previously targeted other crypto firms for similar reasons. Despite registering 100 million users globally in May, Crypto.com still trails behind competitors Coinbase and Binance in terms of user numbers.
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