(I think) You can write a request for staff members on the webpage https://adamsmith.lt/en/finance-and-blockchain/cryptocurrency-license-in-lithuania/#modal or you can also send an email to - info@adamsmith.lt and they will thoroughly reply about all differences between Estonian and Lithuanian crypto licences.

In the EU it is necessary to obtain special licenses to conduct crypto-currency activities. For example, about the requirements for obtaining a license in Lithuania, licenses in Estonia.

If you, as an physical person, exchange cryptocurrency for your personal purposes, then no permissions or licenses are required. The only requirement is to pay taxes on the income received.

For physical persons, cryptocurrency cannot be banned. And for a crypto business, it will always be possible to find a jurisdiction loyal, for example Estonia