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Debanking (and Debunking?)

Patrick McKenzie · 9 Dec 2024 · bitsaboutmoney.com

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  1. We will explore some coordination mechanisms, which are overstated, and some correlation mechanisms, which are poorly understood.
  2. We’re hearing about debanking because it sometimes affects socially established wealthy entrepreneurs and their companies.
  3. For one thing, typical deposit accounts in the U.S. are actually credit products. It's baked in and can't be baked out without making them unfit for purpose.
  4. I think Carter is very likely (90%+) correct with respect to identifying the subject of these letters.
  5. This does not happen as a matter of routine in the United States.