Nvidia (NVDA) rose more than 10% over the week, while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (SOX) gained more than 8% in the same period. The rebound followed an earlier sell-off in semiconductor stocks, which had been driven by concerns over the scale of AI infrastructure spending and rich valuations across chipmakers. Recent trading points to a partial recovery in market sentiment. Part of Nvidia’s advance was tied to positive comments linked to SpaceX. On the company’s first earnings call, Elon Musk said SpaceX plans to build data centers on Earth and in space, and that it will use Nvidia chips بالكامل. At the same time, supply constraints around high-bandwidth memory, or HBM, remain in focus. According to The Information, Nvidia is testing a Rubin Ultra variant with reduced HBM configuration as it responds to a global shortage of high-bandwidth memory.

BlockBeats reports, August 6: Nvidia (NVDA) is trading at $219.39, according to BIT (bit.com) data. Since Michael Burry, the inspiration for 'The Big Short,' publicly turned bearish on Nvidia, 276 days have passed, with the stock up about 6% over that period.

Odaily reported, citing Jin10, that Nvidia (NVDA.O) CEO Jensen Huang said, "We are at the beginning of a cycle." The brief item did not provide further context on what cycle he was referring to, nor did it include additional remarks, timing details beyond the publication timestamp, or any related market data. The report was published as a 7x24 newsflash and was limited to the single quoted statement attributed to Huang.

Bitget has launched U.S. stock options trading, becoming the first major crypto exchange to directly offer this product. With over 540 popular tickers including SPY, QQQ, DIA, and single stocks like Nvidia and Apple, all at 0 commission. The service uses T+1 settlement, cash-only mode, and includes a first-trade incentive of $15 in NVDA stock. This move signals the convergence of CeFi platforms with traditional finance, offering users a unified portfolio management experience.

According to CoinGlass data cited by ChainCatcher, total open interest in Nvidia (NVDA) contracts reached $237 million, with tradeXYZ, Binance and Bitget ranking as the top three platforms by position size.

CoinGlass data shows total open interest in Nvidia (NVDA) contracts has reached $237 million, with tradeXYZ, Binance and Bitget ranking as the top three platforms by position size.

Bitget and Block Scholes released a liquidity report on RWA perpetual contracts. The report says Bitget’s tokenized stock and commodity markets have continued to mature since 2026, with Nvidia NVDA-USDT showing about $4.1 million in resting liquidity within a ±2% spread range as of mid-May, around 75% of Bitget’s Bitcoin spot market depth.