Bitcoin traded below $65,000 as a broader crypto selloff deepened amid uncertainty around Iran negotiations and weaker risk appetite. At 9:17 p.m. EDT, Bitcoin was down 1.56% at $63,976.86 and Ethereum fell 2.13% to $1,874.37, while SoSoValue data cited by PANews on Aug. 11 showed 24-hour declines of 1.85% for Bitcoin and 2.44% for Ethereum; global crypto market capitalization stood at $2.18 trillion, down 1.35%. The NFT sector led losses with a 25.62% drop, including a 55.02% fall in Audiera (BEAT), while DeFi and Layer 2 were relative outperformers, rising 1.11% and 2.01%. Trading volume surged, more than $200 million in mostly bullish long positions was liquidated, CryptoQuant warned of a possible short-term top, and Santiment said wallets holding at least 10,000 BTC climbed to a six-month high of 90.