According to Fox News, the wreckage of an 800-ton ship that sank over a century ago has been discovered, marking a significant milestone in maritime archaeology (Fox News, May 10, 2025). This discovery is expected to drive activity in blockchain-based marine salvage tokens and related NFT projects, as traders seek exposure to historic shipwreck content and tokenized salvage rights. The growing interest in tokenized real-world assets, particularly in the collectibles and historical artifacts category, could see increased volatility and liquidity for relevant crypto assets following this news.

According to Fox News, Indiana Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton may face a fine from the NBA after performing a lewd celebration following a clutch 3-pointer during a recent game (Fox News, May 7, 2025). This incident has sparked discussion among traders regarding the volatility of Pacers-related fan tokens and NBA blockchain collectibles, as regulatory scrutiny and player conduct can influence short-term price movements. Market participants are monitoring potential impacts on Pacers fan token volumes and the broader NBA NFT ecosystem as news coverage increases (Fox News).