Joseon, eccentric decentralized project, is nonterritorial successor state to Korean empire of 14-19th centuries
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It is structured to fuel government operations, acknowledge the toil of officials and foster entrepreneurship. The notion of an"unbannable" cryptocurrency stemming from a sovereign entity like Joseon is a riveting notion and probably a cue for other digital dominions.According to the Code of National Governance, the digital nation-state of Joseon recognizes all languages as its national languages and all religions as official ones.
Speaking to U.Today, representatives of the country stressed its unique legal design and state management model:
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