I think that Karol Nawrocki (Polish president) was right to veto 100page regulations about cryptocurrencies, he did mention Czech Republic regulation which are shorter, are compliant with EU regulations and can be made more competitive to other jurisdictions.

One year of holding before selling w/o tax would put Poland on place with Portugal and Germany. In Czech republic they have to hodl for 3 years.

No tax on peer to peer transactions, just like on cash.

Some legal framing of self hosted wallet not being regulated as company providing services.

That's what I see with help of AI probably I've missed couple good things, also I'm a construction worker not a lawyer.

How Bitcoiners would like Bitcoin to be regulated?

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Totally agree, shorter and clear regulations are much better. Bitcoiners usually prefer minimal restrictions, peer-to-peer freedom, no tax on holdings or transfers, and recognition of self-custody wallets. Simplicity keeps the ecosystem healthy.

No regulations at all of course. Fuck regulations, fuck EU