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Ethereum ICO whale deposits $12.94M in $ETH into Kraken An Ethereum ICO whale, dormant for five months, deposited 7,000 ETH ($12.94 million) to the crypto exchange Kraken about six hours ago, according to Spot On Chain on X. The whale's wallet currently holds 30,070 ETH ($54.4 million).

Pomp Investments founder: ‘Trump is intentionally crashing the economy’ Anthony Pompliano, founder of crypto investment firm Pomp Investments, stated on X that U.S. President Donald Trump intentionally triggered a market crash to pressure the Federal Reserve (Fed) into cutting interest rates. With $7 trillion in debt maturing within six months, refinancing at rates over 4% would be costly. He explained that Trump’s deliberate mention of tariff impositions is a strategic move to push for rate cuts, which would lower the 10-year Treasury yield, boost bond prices and create a more favorable environment for the bond market. On March 10, the U.S. stock market saw a sharp decline, with the Nasdaq dropping 4%, its steepest fall in two and a half years.

GSR Markets deposits $1M worth of $RARE into Binance Crypto market maker GSR Markets deposited 10 million RARE ($1 million) into Binance Exchange about six hours ago, according to an X post by The Data Nerd. These RARE tokens were transferred from a multisig wallet address that had previously unlocked 50 million RARE. Currently, the address still holds 35.54 million RARE, amounting to approximately $3.63 million.

Pi Network has issued a final notice to users: March 14, 2025, is the definitive deadline to complete KYC verification and migrate to the mainnet. This is designed to ensure a robust and decentralized network through a conclusive migration process. Notably, this date marks the sixth anniversary of the project. Upon completion of the KYC mandate, Pi Network users – known as “pioneers” – will be able to access and use their Pi holdings on the open mainnet. This access enables external trading and real-world applications. The extension allows early adopters who missed previous deadlines to finalize their migration. Still, Pioneers who fail to complete the required steps risk losing most of their mobile balance. The exception is Pi mined in the last six months before migration. Related: Pi Network Price Plunge: What’s With the Pi Coin’s Wild Price Swings? According to the official blog post, Pi Network’s team cites “inclusivity, accessibility, and network integrity” as primary reasons for the final extension. The extra time will: Despite multiple extensions, Pi’s roadmap remains unchanged. The project maintains a clear vision to build a sustainable ecosystem driven by real users. Meanwhile, speculation is brewing that Binance could finally list Pi Network’s native token. The crypto exchange has introduced a new community-driven listing mode. This mode allows users to vote for new tokens with as little as 0.01 BNB. Related: Pi Network Price Forecast for Feb 25: Binance Listing & Scam Claims in Focus as Price Stalls at $1.57 Rumors suggest Binance’s marketing team is preparing for a major campaign surrounding Pi’s potential listing. While no official announcement has been made, sources claim that Binance and Pi Network have reached an agreement for a special event. Should this prove true, it could be the breakthrough moment Pi holders have been waiting for. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

Kids to Learn About AI in Beijing Schools Starting 1 September, primary and secondary students in Beijing will begin receiving artificial intelligence (AI) education, marking a significant step in China’s ongoing drive to lead the global AI sector. According to the Beijing Municipal Commission, schools will be required to offer at least eight hours of AI instruction annually. These courses may be integrated into existing subjects or taught as standalone classes, giving schools flexibility in their approach. This initiative is part of China’s broader strategy to solidify its position as a pioneer in AI technology. China 🇨🇳 Introduces AI Education in Primary and Secondary Schools China is enhancing artificial intelligence (AI) education for its younger generations to prepare them for the emerging technology era pic.twitter.com/k2Jvc5hFKf — willard shoko (@WillarShoko) March 8, 2025 Earlier this year, the country garnered global attention when Chinese startup DeepSeek introduced its advanced AI model, which experts say outperforms other models in terms of reasoning and capabilities. DeepSeek’s open-source platform was developed at a fraction of the cost compared to major language models like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini. The move comes on the heels of Beijing’s call for AI education to be introduced to children as young as six years old, with the aim of cultivating a strong domestic talent pool. As competition intensifies between China and the United States in the tech space, this initiative reflects Beijing’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of AI innovators. Integrate AI Into School’s Curriculum & Make it a Norm by 2030 The decision to integrate AI into China's education system follows a broader commitment made by the National People’s Congress to support the widespread use of large-scale AI models. The government’s strategy includes facilitating tech firms' access to onshore debt, directing these funds toward innovation, mergers, and acquisitions. Furthermore, the People’s Bank of China, led by Governor Pan Gongsheng, aims to increase the tech-lending programme from 500 billion yuan to 1 trillion yuan (approximately $138 billion). Just last Monday, Shenzhen, China's southern technology hub, unveiled an ambitious action plan aimed at growing the city’s AI terminal industry to a value of 1 trillion yuan (approximately $139.38 billion) by 2026. This initiative reflects Shenzhen's commitment to becoming a global leader in AI innovation and technology. China's southern tech hub of Shenzhen on Monday published an action plan to expand the city's AI terminal industry to a scale of 1 trillion yuan (about $139.38 billion) by 2026. pic.twitter.com/uC9TznGzdu — China Science (@ChinaScience) March 3, 2025 Minister of Education Huai Jinpeng emphasized that the AI revolution presents significant opportunities for the education sector. Beijing intends to launch #artificial #intelligence general #education courses in #schools ranging from elementary to high school throughout the city, starting from the autumn semester of this year. #AI #beijing pic.twitter.com/uSl4Y9IaUY — Beijing Daily (@DailyBeijing) March 9, 2025 In line with this, the government plans to release a whitepaper on AI education by the end of the year. The "Beijing Work Plan for Promoting Artificial Intelligence Education in Primary and Secondary Schools (2025-2027)" has already been outlined, which mandates schools to implement AI curricula across various educational levels. Additionally, a specialised expert committee will oversee the integration of AI into schools, drawing from academia, research institutions, and tech companies to guide the initiative. By 2030, AI education is expected to be fully integrated into the curriculum for young students, laying the foundation for a technologically advanced workforce. #Shenzhen released four action plans March 3, outlining the city's development in #ArtificialInteligence, including #AI-powered terminals, embodied intelligent #robots, and the growth of gazelle and unicorn companies, Shenzhen Special Zone Daily reported yesterday. The "Shenzhen… pic.twitter.com/DzCdRAftVj — Shenzhen Daily (@szdaily1) March 4, 2025 This initiative extends beyond primary and secondary schools, with universities such as Shenzhen and Zhejiang already introducing AI courses based on the DeepSeek model. Jiao Tong University and Renmin University have also adopted DeepSeek technologies to enhance AI learning tools and research applications, underscoring China's focus on advancing technological innovation throughout its educational system.