Liberland LLD
Liberland was established in 2015 on a piece of terra nullius between Croatia and Serbia. It is a country founded by enthusiasts of blockchain and freedom. The goal of the Liberland blockchain is to provide its citizens with all e-government services through a Substrate-based blockchain system, with governance as its first use case. The Liberland blockchain is designed as a 1-layer public blockchain governed by holders of its native tokens, the Liberland dollar (LLD) and Liberland Merit (LLM). The system also supports non-fungible tokens representing land and other assets, and implements decentralized identity solutions. The Liberland blockchain is a 1-layer public blockchain owned by holders of LLD but governed by holders of LLM Its codebase is a fork of Substrate/Polkadot, released under the MIT license, the same license used by Bitcoin. Liberland does not claim ownership of the blockchain or related materials. The blockchain permits the use of tokens and coins without permission as a store of value or medium of exchange. Advanced features critical to the project's future require permission. Decentralized finance projects on the Liberland chain do not require permission unless third-party developers separately design and designate each project as requiring permission. In the future, the blockchain will support an online judicial system, enabling non-smart but self-executing contracts on the blockchain to operate with the judiciary acting as an oracle. The judicial system will also enable account recovery and functions such as seeking remedies for fraud and theft.
Overview
Liberland was established in 2015 on a piece of terra nullius between Croatia and Serbia. It is a country founded by enthusiasts of blockchain and freedom. The goal of the Liberland blockchain is to provide its citizens with all e-government services through a Substrate-based blockchain system, with governance as its first use case. The Liberland blockchain is designed as a 1-layer public blockchain governed by holders of its native tokens, the Liberland dollar (LLD) and Liberland Merit (LLM). The system also supports non-fungible tokens representing land and other assets, and implements decentralized identity solutions. The Liberland blockchain is a 1-layer public blockchain owned by holders of LLD but governed by holders of LLM Its codebase is a fork of Substrate/Polkadot, released under the MIT license, the same license used by Bitcoin. Liberland does not claim ownership of the blockchain or related materials. The blockchain permits the use of tokens and coins without permission as a store of value or medium of exchange. Advanced features critical to the project's future require permission. Decentralized finance projects on the Liberland chain do not require permission unless third-party developers separately design and designate each project as requiring permission. In the future, the blockchain will support an online judicial system, enabling non-smart but self-executing contracts on the blockchain to operate with the judiciary acting as an oracle. The judicial system will also enable account recovery and functions such as seeking remedies for fraud and theft.