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According to reports from Yicai, the Ministry of Education and four other departments issued the "Artificial Intelligence + Education" Action Plan. It mentions improving the intelligence literacy and skills of a wide range of teachers. Standards for teachers' intelligence literacy will be established, clarifying the artificial intelligence literacy competencies that teachers should possess. Artificial intelligence literacy training will be conducted in a layered and categorized manner based on the needs of different positions, achieving full coverage through various methods. A contextual assessment system will be constructed, and intelligent, gradient assessment tools will be developed, encouraging schools and regions to carry out large-scale assessments of teacher literacy, and to enhance teachers' literacy and capabilities based on assessment results.Promote the reform of teacher training programs by incorporating knowledge of cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence into the curriculum system, updating the knowledge system. Include artificial intelligence in the content of teacher qualification examinations and certifications, and establish intelligent education projects in national and provincial teaching achievement awards to stimulate the endogenous motivation for innovation in artificial intelligence.

The Ohio Teachers Retirement Fund in the United States disclosed an increase of 12,453 shares of Strategy stock, bringing its total holdings to 87,689 shares of Strategy, valued at approximately 11 million dollars.

Bitget announced that its Blockchain4Youth (B4Y) educational program has completed a new round of Starlink satellite network deployment in remote island areas of the Philippines, bringing high-speed and stable internet access to six schools in Surigao del Norte, Siquijor, and Negros Oriental. This deployment has provided a reliable network environment for over 7,300 students and more than 100 teachers. For schools that have long relied on paper-based materials or have been hindered by unstable networks, this deployment allows them to truly depend on high-speed internet for teaching.

The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) submitted a petition to the U.S. Senate on Monday, calling for the withdrawal of the cryptocurrency market structure bill, warning that the proposal poses "grave risks" to pensions and the broader U.S. economy.In a letter obtained first by CNBC, the union organization pointed out that the Responsible Financial Innovation Act fails to establish adequate regulatory protections against the inherent risks of cryptocurrency assets and stablecoins.AFT President Randi Weingarten wrote in the letter, "This bill not only fails to provide the urgently needed regulatory measures and common-sense safeguards but also exposes working families—those currently with no ties to cryptocurrency—to economic risks and threatens the stability of their retirement security."Representing 1.8 million members, the union stated in the letter that its "fundamental purpose" is to maintain a robust and reliable pension system for retired workers. The main reason for opposing the bill is the concern that it could pave the way for digital assets to enter retirement portfolios (including AFT pensions).Weingarten emphasized that a key concern is that the bill may allow non-crypto companies to tokenize equity through blockchain, thereby circumventing existing securities law regulations. She noted that this could bypass requirements for registration, disclosure of information, and oversight of intermediaries, undermining investor protection channels and regulatory accountability mechanisms.Weingarten stated, "This loophole and the erosion of traditional securities laws will have catastrophic consequences: even if pensions and 401(k) plans invest in traditional securities, they may ultimately hold unsafe assets."In addition to retirement pensions, the letter also pointed out that the bill lacks sufficient regulatory measures against illegal activities in the crypto market, warning that its loopholes could lay the groundwork for "the next financial crisis."

According to The Block, the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) submitted a petition to the U.S. Senate on Monday, calling for the withdrawal of the cryptocurrency market structure bill, warning that the proposal poses "serious risks" to pensions and the broader U.S. economy. In a letter first obtained by CNBC, the union organization pointed out that the Responsible Financial Innovation Act fails to establish adequate regulatory protections against the inherent risks of cryptocurrency assets and stablecoins.AFT President Randi Weingarten wrote in the letter, "This bill not only fails to provide the necessary regulatory measures and common-sense safeguards but also exposes working families—those currently with no connection to cryptocurrency—to economic risks and threatens the stability of their retirement security." The union, representing 1.8 million members, stated that its "fundamental purpose" is to maintain a robust and reliable pension system for retired workers.The main reason for opposing the bill is the concern that it may pave the way for digital assets to enter retirement portfolios, including AFT pensions. Weingarten emphasized that a key concern is that the bill could allow non-crypto companies to tokenize equity through blockchain, thereby circumventing existing securities law regulations. She noted that this could bypass requirements for registration, disclosure, and intermediary oversight, undermining investor protection channels and regulatory accountability mechanisms.Weingarten stated, "This loophole and the erosion of traditional securities law will have catastrophic consequences: even if pensions and 401(k) plans invest in traditional securities, they may ultimately hold unsafe assets." In addition to retirement pensions, the letter also pointed out that the bill lacks sufficient regulatory measures against illegal activities in the crypto market, warning that its loopholes could lay the groundwork for "the next financial crisis."

ChainCatcher news, according to The Bitcoin Historian, the Texas Teacher Retirement Fund, with assets of $200 billion, disclosed a Bitcoin exposure worth $25 million through MSTR.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bitcoin News, the California State Teachers Retirement System's (CSTRS) holdings in MicroStrategy (MSTR) have doubled, currently valued at $83 million.

ChainCatcher message, Binance founder Zhao Changpeng stated on social media, "We do not pay teachers enough. There are not enough excellent teachers. Many teachers lack passion for teaching. The pay for a few outstanding teachers is inadequate."

ChainCatcher news, the New York State Common Retirement Fund and the State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio disclosed investments in FTX through the private equity and venture capital firm Thoma Bravo. A spokesperson for the New York State Common Retirement Fund confirmed that the fund did incur losses, but the amount is "very small." The State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio has not yet responded to requests for comments on the specific amount of losses, and Thoma Bravo also declined to comment on the matter.Previously, the Missouri State Employees Retirement System announced a write-down of $1.2 million on its FTX investment, which was made through a BlackRock mutual fund of up to $125 million. (buyoutsinsider)

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan will write off its entire $95 million investment in FTX by the end of the year. It is reported that the fund had invested a total of $95 million in FTX and FTX US, accounting for less than 0.05% of its total net assets. (CoinDesk)