More than 800,000 people have reportedly applied for citizenship in Liberland, a self-declared micronation founded in 2015 by Czech libertarian politician Vit Jedlicka on a seven-square-kilometre stretch of disputed floodplain along the Danube River between Serbia and Croatia.
Jedlicka says Liberland aims to create a highly libertarian society built around blockchain technology, limited government and minimal taxation.
The project claims about 1,200 citizens and has developed its own passports, language, cryptocurrency-based financial system and a small navy called the Liberty.
The project is part of a broader push among wealthy technology and cryptocurrency investors to establish private cities and alternative economic zones. Similar projects have emerged in Honduras, Venezuela and Norway.
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— Daily Mail (@DailyMail) September 14, 2026
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