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Polish prosecutors filed two charges against Roman Ż., arrested on Sept. 5, making him the fifth person charged in the Zondacrypto investigation, where estimated losses run near $100 million. The channel here is counterparty and regulatory risk at EU-domiciled exchanges rather than spot price: a widening criminal case pressures banking relationships, fiat rails, and MiCA-era licensing scrutiny for regional venues, which can push local order flow toward larger offshore and US-listed platforms. Watch whether prosecutors extend charges to corporate entities or freeze customer assets, since a withdrawal restriction would turn a contained legal story into a regional liquidity and trust event for Central European crypto trading volumes.
As a Policy signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around BTC.
Original Source: The Block
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