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⁠In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, India delays its controversial crypto ban, Binance’s CZ speaks out and an expert warns Bitcoin may “crash to zero”

⁠The Christmas bonus of Venezuelan retirees and pensioners will be paid in Petro

⁠LocalBitcoins gets the official nod from the Finnish Financial Services Authority

⁠Altcoins are defying the weakness in Bitcoin and this shows that select tokens are in the process of charting their own course

⁠The crypto community closely follows the developments as Iran’s central bank branch was set on fire by protesters

⁠ProtonMail doesn’t want to convert its Bitcoin payments to fiat and hasn’t for years

⁠Crypto platform Celsius Network reached $4.25 billion in total crypto loans

⁠“Fiat not money” — Bitcoiners poke fun at Andrew Yang’s free cash airdrop proposal

⁠Turkey’s financial regulators have helped the country rise to the top of crypto and blockchain adopters

⁠Bitcoin plan B in action as global debt soars to $255 trillion

⁠Bobby Lee renounces previous support for SegWit2x

⁠The number of Bitcoin ATMs installed globally hits a new milestone

⁠Both times involved a new economic class with something to fight for. From a merchant class trying to break the economic stranglehold of feudal landlords and the church to the millennials

⁠This week’s selected crypto news from the Spanish-speaking world, courtesy of Cointelegraph en Español