Crypto markets saw record onchain commodity volume, a $65M WLD sale, a Washington Kalshi lawsuit, and $296.18M in ETF outflows this weekend.

Bitfinex margin longs hit 79,193 BTC as Adam Back said buyers may use TWAP below $69,000 during Bitcoin's recent correction on the exchange.

World Assets sold $65 million in WLD to four buyers at $0.2719 per token as WLD traded near record lows and supply pressure stayed in focus.

Bitcoin held above $66,000 for 36 hours as altcoins stayed muted, while SIREN jumped 13% and PI traded near $0.18 Sunday now.

Hyperliquid logged $5.4B in macro perpetual volume on March 23, but limited liquidity still leaves traditional markets ahead on price depth.

Washington Post said the Pentagon is weighing Iran ground raid options as Bitcoin held near $66,500 before US markets reopened later Sunday.

Washington sued Kalshi over event contracts, adding to claims that its platform offers unlicensed gambling across local markets nationwide.

BNP Paribas offers six Bitcoin and Ether ETNs in France, giving retail clients regulated crypto exposure through securities accounts online.

Google plans to back Anthropic’s Texas data center project, with 500 MW expected by late 2026 and possible expansion to 7.7 GW total in U.S.