Tron founder Justin Sun is many things. You can now count prime minister among them.

This week, the micronation of Liberland—a largely theoretical European state cooked up by right-wing libertarians in 2015—announced that it elected Sun to serve as its head of state. 

So what exactly does that mean in practical terms? It depends on who you ask.

The average person might say “nothing at all,” given the fact that Liberland lays claim to 2.7 miles of disputed, uninhabited floodplain currently being fought over by Croatia and Serbia. No nation on earth currently recognizes Liberland, and several self-proclaimed citizens of the mini-country have been arrested by Croatian authorities for trespassing when they’ve tried to enter it.

But the founders of Liberland maintain that they have already onboarded 1,000 (digital) citizens, and that they are steadily building towards establishing a libertarian utopia—a goal that has attracted support within the often government-hostile crypto community.

What would the Liberland dream look like, if ever realized on the banks of th

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Author: Sander Lutz