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Today's Top Crypto Headlines:
Sony Stablecoin | Binance Dual Leadership | Pepe Website Hacked | Binance Kids App and more...
Good Morning Crypto Enthusiasts!
Glad to have you back for another edition of the UseTheBitcoin.com newsletter.
Sony Stablecoin: Sony will issue a U.S. dollar stablecoin next year for PlayStation and Crunchyroll payments, aiming to reduce card fees and keep spending within its ecosystem.
Binance Names Dual CEOs: Binance officially appointed co-founder Yi He as Co-CEO alongside Richard Teng. Teng leads compliance and institutional growth, while Yi He focuses on products, branding, and internal modernization.
Pepe Website Hacked: The official PEPE site was breached by a front-end exploit redirecting users to malicious links tied to Inferno Drainer. The development team urges users not to interact with the site until its security is confirmed.
💡Feature of the Day - Binance Kids App: Binance introduced Binance Junior, an app for ages 6–17 that teaches financial literacy under parental control. It uses custodial sub-accounts linked to a parent’s Binance account, with spending limits and simplified savings features.
All this and more in today’s headlines!
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📰 News Highlights:
Sony plans to roll out a U.S. dollar stablecoin next year to power PlayStation and Crunchyroll payments, hoping to reduce card-processing fees and keep spending inside its ecosystem.
The stablecoin will run through Sony Bank, which recently applied for a U.S. banking charter and partnered with Bastion for infrastructure. The move follows passage of the GENIUS Act, giving Sony a clear regulatory pathway, and builds on Sony’s earlier blockchain investments, including launching its Soneium Layer-2 network.
Sony is not just using blockchain; it’s positioning itself as a major player. By issuing its own currency, Sony may create a closed-loop digital economy for subscriptions, in-game items, and media content. The long-term implication is massive — Sony’s integration of stablecoin technology signals that major traditional tech firms will increasingly issue digital money to streamline payments inside their platforms.
Binance has officially appointed co-founder Yi He as Co-CEO, sharing responsibilities with Richard Teng. Their roles are complementary: Teng leads global compliance and institutional strategy, while Yi He drives product, branding, and internal innovation.
Her transition to Co-CEO recognizes her foundational role building Binance and aligns with her goal of transforming the company into a self-sustaining, tech-driven organization.
Together, the dual leadership model is designed to accelerate Binance’s expansion into regulated markets while pursuing its ambition of reaching 1 billion users. With Teng strengthening regulatory relations and Yi He modernizing internal systems and culture, Binance is shaping a long-term strategy that positions the exchange as the most compliant and globally trusted trading platform.
The official Pepe memecoin website was compromised in a front-end attack that redirected visitors to a malicious link. The site contained code from Inferno Drainer, a large-scale Scam-as-a-Service toolkit used to steal crypto assets through disguised wallet permissions.
Users are being warned to avoid the Pepe website completely until the development team confirms full recovery and cleanup of the malicious code.
While PEPE’s token price remained surprisingly stable after the attack, the real concern is long-term trust. The incident serves as a strong reminder for users to be extremely cautious before connecting wallets or signing approvals, as exploiters continue to infiltrate credible platforms.
💡 Feature of the Day:
Binance has launched Binance Junior, a mobile app for minors aged 6–17 that teaches financial literacy under strict parental oversight.
The app operates as a custodial sub-account linked to the parent’s main Binance account, enabling adults to control deposits, limits, and available features such as a simplified savings interface. For teens 13+, Binance Pay allows controlled transfers between family accounts.
The launch sparked debate: supporters praise it as a forward-thinking educational tool introducing young users to digital finance, while critics accuse Binance of “targeting children” for crypto adoption.
Binance designed Junior Mode to restrict risky features and focus on learning and saving. Whether controversial or revolutionary, the app signals Binance’s long-term mission to normalize crypto use across the next generation.
😂 Crypto Meme of the Day:

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And that’s it for this today.
See you all tomorrow’s edition!
Jonathan Gibson
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