Why is this not Bitcoinland

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberland
yes its a bit small but would it matter?

This is the official website, wiki has market its page for deletion.
http://liberland.org/en/main/

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[BillyBobZorton]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberland
yes its a bit small but would it matter?

Because they are delusional as hell to think their safe libertarian haven is going to work in between all these countries to boot. It's going to be just another fiscal paradise for the rich.

[ðºÞæ]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberland
yes its a bit small but would it matter?

Because they are delusional as hell to think their safe libertarian haven is going to work in between all these countries to boot. It's going to be just another fiscal paradise for the rich.

you mean monaco, cayman islands, luxemburg, jersey,  Nevada and Wyoming..... become concurrence

[pawel7777]

This micronation seems more advanced (they even have their own football association):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_of_Sealand

They could declare Bitcoin as official currency, it would be a good move and will suit their image. Or at least accept BTC in their online store:
http://www.sealandgov.org/shop

"Become a Lord, Lady, Baron or Baroness - from £29.99" tempting offer 

[manfred]

This micronation seems more advanced (they even have their own football association):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_of_Sealand

They could declare Bitcoin as official currency, it would be a good move and will suit their image. Or at least accept BTC in their online store:
http://www.sealandgov.org/shop

"Become a Lord, Lady, Baron or Baroness - from £29.99" tempting offer 

This has been discussed a long time ago,  however OP is new entry
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=189295.msg1962212#msg1962212
(and numerous other treads)

[thejaytiesto]

This micronation seems more advanced (they even have their own football association):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_of_Sealand

They could declare Bitcoin as official currency, it would be a good move and will suit their image. Or at least accept BTC in their online store:
http://www.sealandgov.org/shop

"Become a Lord, Lady, Baron or Baroness - from £29.99" tempting offer 

Probably no one that wants to be on there even knows what Bitcoin is. We should aware them and make it the official currency for the place.

[Snail2]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberland
yes its a bit small but would it matter?

As I see they think BTC is too volatile at this moment. (I can't blame them for that.)

[ChuckBuck]

Bitcoinland might as well as be The Isle of Man, since they welcome Bitcoin/Crypto openly and have lax regulation there:



http://www.coindesk.com/isle-of-man-bitcoin-regulation-2015/

[ashour]

Interesting wiki page, Liberland could use bitcoin as their official currency (that's implying they know what bitcoin is) this will an interesting experiment/project. I will keep on eye on this Liberland 

[ðºÞæ]

Interesting wiki page, Liberland could use bitcoin as their official currency (that's implying they know what bitcoin is) this will an interesting experiment/project. I will keep on eye on this Liberland 

This is the official website, wiki has market its page for deletion.
http://liberland.org/en/main/

[ashour]

Interesting wiki page, Liberland could use bitcoin as their official currency (that's implying they know what bitcoin is) this will an interesting experiment/project. I will keep on eye on this Liberland 

This is the official website, wiki has market its page for deletion.
http://liberland.org/en/main/

Thanks for the link, I will take a closer look into this. It is really fascinating to hear about this, I think the bitcoin foundation should send some representatives there and convince them to use bitcoin a the official currency 

[neurotypical]

Im not sure this is going to work out well. It sounds good on paper, let's see if they can really run a 100% libertarian nation successfully. It will be a great experiment.

[Cruxer]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberland
yes its a bit small but would it matter?

This is the official website, wiki has market its page for deletion.
http://liberland.org/en/main/

Because bitcoin is still novelty and people starting slowly to understand it, use it etc... slowly...

[Snail2]

Thanks for the link, I will take a closer look into this. It is really fascinating to hear about this, I think the bitcoin foundation should send some representatives there and convince them to use bitcoin a the official currency 

To be honest their own NXT fork would be a better choice.

[Amph]

Im not sure this is going to work out well. It sounds good on paper, let's see if they can really run a 100% libertarian nation successfully. It will be a great experiment.

let's hope that there won't be taxes there if they want to run a truly liberation land, those small states if start accepting bitcoin, should avaoid taxes, they should collect fund in another way for they infrastructure

[thejaytiesto]

Im not sure this is going to work out well. It sounds good on paper, let's see if they can really run a 100% libertarian nation successfully. It will be a great experiment.

let's hope that there won't be taxes there if they want to run a truly liberation land, those small states if start accepting bitcoin, should avaoid taxes, they should collect fund in another way for they infrastructure

It will end up with some sort of regulations going on just like every single "fully libertarian" countries that ever tried to reach that goal.

[H.W.Z]

Im not sure this is going to work out well. It sounds good on paper, let's see if they can really run a 100% libertarian nation successfully. It will be a great experiment.

let's hope that there won't be taxes there if they want to run a truly liberation land, those small states if start accepting bitcoin, should avaoid taxes, they should collect fund in another way for they infrastructure

It will end up with some sort of regulations going on just like every single "fully libertarian" countries that ever tried to reach that goal.

I don't think we will reach the level of "fully libertarian" at the near future. There are a lot of scams, fraudulence, violence, killing around us. If every one are free to talk or act without restriction of the law and morality, our society will quickly fall into chaos.

[Aswan]

They cannot be all too serious. On their website theres a big "Registration" Button on the front page, where you can sing up for an account and leave personal info (including your country). This list of countries is long but Liberland is not included O_o

[ashour]

Thanks for the link, I will take a closer look into this. It is really fascinating to hear about this, I think the bitcoin foundation should send some representatives there and convince them to use bitcoin a the official currency 

To be honest their own NXT fork would be a better choice.

What's the point in making a fork of nxt ? Do they have an economy to support the currency ? At least bitcoin has a steady trading volume and is more accepted worldwide.

[ikydesu]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberland
yes its a bit small but would it matter?

This is the official website, wiki has market its page for deletion.
http://liberland.org/en/main/

Interesting! Thanks for the info.
the people is anon too? i think if they can used their facilities they can build a bitcoin campaign or something conference there for attract people visit their island/country.


~iki