[Afternoon News Briefing] Bitcoin and Ethereum down 5.66% and 7.71% over 24 hours, etc.

Bitcoin fell 5.66% over 24 hours to about $76,000 while Ethereum dropped 7.71% to below $2,300, according to SoSoValue data cited by PANews. The selloff hit decentralized physical infrastructure (DePIN) tokens hardest, with the sector down 7.31%; GRASS lost 14.32%, FIL fell 8.47% and RENDER slipped 5.72%. Separately, the U.S. Treasury’s OFAC sanctioned four individuals and 41 entities tied to the Prince Group business network, plus one Malaysian national leading a Madagascar fraud operation. The moves matter because they show broad risk-off pressure hitting both majors and infrastructure tokens at once, while the sanctions add a compliance overhang for crypto-linked entities. Next, watch whether BTC holds the $76,000 area and whether DePIN tokens extend losses or stabilize.