Grayscale (@Grayscale): @LegalLimitEnt From 1837 to 1863, the United States did not have a federal bank. Many states relaxed the barriers to entry for new banks to form withi…
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@LegalLimitEnt From 1837 to 1863, the United States did not have a federal bank. Many states relaxed the barriers to entry for new banks to form within their borders. These “wildcat banks” were allowed to issue banknotes redeemable for assets held by those banks on reserve. (2/7)