Bitcoin breaks $63K after US-Iran talks postponement triggers sell-off
**US-Iran Talks Postponement Triggers Bitcoin Sell-Off**
Planned US-Iran technical talks in Switzerland were canceled Friday, adding geopolitical weight to already fragile crypto markets.
Thin holiday liquidity and heavy long positioning magnified the move. Bitcoin broke below $63,000 support, forcing a broad derivatives liquidation, with most losses concentrated in longs.
According to Reuters, the Bürgenstock resort talks were postponed after US Vice President JD Vance also canceled a related trip. Traders had been counting on improved diplomacy to ease macro pressure from oil and inflation expectations.
Data from CoinGlass shows the sharp flush cleared leverage across major tokens. The key now: whether BTC swiftly reclaims broken support or slides into deeper deleveraging.
The weekend focus is twofold:
- Whether US-Iran diplomatic channels reopen.
- Whether BTC recovers above $63,000, signaling a reset rather than a breakdown.
If buyers return quickly, this sell-off may resemble a leverage purge. Continued weakness could mean a larger unwind — with crypto tracking global risk sentiment more closely than ever.






