- Liberland’s congress removed Secretary of Technology Dorian Stern Vukotić for alleged “gross misconduct” and centralizing blockchain control.
- He is accused of blocking President Vít Jedlička’s voting rights and taking unreleased funds for a BNB-LLM trading pair.
- Congress announced major governance changes, including a three-judge system and a shortened voting period.
In an unprecedented move, Liberland has ousted its secretary of technology, Dorian Stern Vukotić, for allegedly centralizing power over the micronation’s blockchain. A recent congress resolution accused him of “gross misconduct, abuse of power, and breach of trust.”
Specifically, Vukotić is accused of removing multisig protections from a key administrative account in November 2024, thereby centralizing control. Consequently, he allegedly seized treasury funds for a token trading pair that was never deployed.
Meanwhile, he reportedly extended congressional voting periods to 75 days and blocked President Vít Jedlička from voting. Consequently, Liberland has demanded the return of all funds and liquidity pool control to its Ministry of Finance.
Should he fail to comply within a week, Liberland will treat his actions as “defiance and misappropriation.” Therefore, the resolution outlines several immediate changes to restore order.
For instance, Jedlička’s voting powers will be restored and the voting period will revert to four days. Additionally, a new “three-judge system” with a 2-of-3 multisig wallet will be introduced.
Vukotić, in his own election pitch, had criticized Liberland for “disorganization and lack of direction.” He proposed a “Ministry of Propaganda” and a final “attack” phase to claim land.
This micronation, sponsored by Tron billionaire Justin Sun, isn’t recognized by any other country. Protos reports Sun has been voted prime minister seven times without ever setting foot there.
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