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ChainCatcher news, TRON founder Justin Sun has been continuously posting about two executives from Binance, engaging in friendly interactions. In these posts, Justin Sun revealed that his marketing skills were learned from Binance co-founder He Yi, and he reached an agreement with Zhao Changpeng in the comments section regarding the principle of "protecting users."Following today's WSJ incident, Justin Sun quickly expressed on social media that he was unaware of the rumors circulating online, emphasizing that Zhao Changpeng is his mentor, friend, and benefactor, who has provided attention, guidance, and direction throughout his entrepreneurial journey. Zhao's principles and style of conduct are the highest standards that Justin Sun aspires to as an entrepreneur. Just now, Zhao Changpeng replied to Justin Sun in the comments section after the WSJ incident with a "handshake" and a "want to cry but no tears" emoji.

ChainCatcher message, cryptocurrency analyst Miles Deutscher pointed out that actively participating in the industry is far more valuable than passively observing in the current market cycle.He suggests integrating into the industry by participating in DAO governance, deeply engaging in specific project community operations (starting from active users on social media, gradually advancing to moderators and gaining more participation opportunities), and working for content creators (even if it requires unpaid contributions at the beginning).He emphasizes that both the cryptocurrency industry and business are fundamentally about value exchange, and consistently providing value will surely yield returns. Considering the imbalance between the scale of the cryptocurrency industry and the number of active participants, the time value premium for professionals with specialized skills is significant.

ChainCatcher news, former FTX executive Ryan Salame shared his new status on LinkedIn before going to prison, announcing with "joy" his new position as a prisoner at FCI Cumberland.He also updated his profile, adding "cleaning and wood carving" as one of his skills.Previous news, former FTX executive Ryan Salame's request to postpone his prison sentence was denied by the judge.

ChainCatcher news, the ASEAN Foundation has partnered with tech giant Microsoft to launch the AI Teach program, aimed at promoting artificial intelligence education in the Southeast Asia region. The program will provide AI fluency training for 6,200 educators in the region's Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) sector, while also working to reform the TVET system. The main goal of the program is to enhance the AI skills of the workforce, particularly in Indonesia and Malaysia, improving the employment prospects and educational opportunities for 400,000 people in these two countries. Additionally, the program will introduce participants to the career essentials of Microsoft and LinkedIn's generative AI learning pathways."By fostering innovation and providing practical AI skills, we aim to make a significant contribution to the economic and technological growth of ASEAN," said Piti Srisangnam, Executive Director of the ASEAN Foundation, in a statement.