Zondacrypto, a Polish cryptocurrency exchange, is facing serious allegations from Prime Minister Donald Tusk, who claims the company has been involved in legislative interference by financially backing politicians opposed to crypto regulation. This comes amid reports of frozen and delayed customer withdrawals, raising concerns about the exchange's financial health. CEO Przemysław Kral stated that Zondacrypto is solvent, but he revealed that the company cannot access a bitcoin wallet containing 4,500 BTC (approximately $330 million) due to missing private keys from the former CEO, Sylwester Suszek, who has been missing since 2021. Tusk highlighted the exchange's connections to Russia and its past support for lawmakers blocking regulatory measures. Local media reports indicate that Zondacrypto's hot wallets have seen a staggering 99% drop in bitcoin balances since mid-2024, exacerbating the situation. Kral has denied any wrongdoing and suggested that the withdrawal delays are due to a surge in requests and the implementation of new security measures. The ongoing scrutiny raises questions about the company's future and its regulatory compliance.