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Separation of Money and State
The monopoly of money passed into the hands of the state less than 200 years ago.
For example, prior to 1863, the U.S. had thousands of private currencies. With the National Bank Act, an official currency issued only by the government was established.
Cryptocurrencies bring back a debate that centralist politicians thought was over.
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