Liberland, a small micronation situated between Croatia and Serbia on the Danube river, is gaining attention in the cryptocurrency world. Led by its self-proclaimed president, Vít Jedlička, Liberland aims to establish a jurisdiction with minimal regulations to attract blockchain companies and operate on voluntary taxes. Bitcoin holds a significant role in the nation, with the majority of its reserves being held in BTC. Individuals can become citizens of Liberland by obtaining e-residency for $150 or contributing to the project. The nation also plans to introduce its own cryptocurrency, the Liberland Dollar (LLD), for transaction fees on its blockchain. The governance token, LLM, already has 19 live validators, and the nation is exploring the use of NFTs for its land registry. Despite lacking official recognition from other states, Jedlička argues that Liberland is passively recognized due to the checks conducted on individuals entering the territory. While the journey to Liberland can be challenging, involving border crossings and encounters with law enforcement, the micronation continues to attract attention from individuals who share its vision of decentralized governance and financial systems.

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