AI crypto tokens tumble despite Nvidia shares gaining ahead of earnings
Quick Take
- AI-related crypto tokens are down ahead of Nvidia’s earnings call today, which is expected after markets close in New York on Wednesday.
- Nvidia’s second-quarter results today will give Wall Street insight into the artificial intelligence sector’s performance.
Anticipation builds ahead of Nvidia earnings report
The decline in AI-related crypto tokens comes despite Nvidia gaining in pre-market trading, with the Nasdaq-listed stock price now up 0.52% at $128.97.
All eyes are on the upcoming Nvidia earnings call, which is expected to come after the close of markets in New York on Wednesday. Big tech companies like Nvidia have become increasingly influential, and with a market capitalization of around $3.2 trillion, a move in its share price affects the broader market. Nvidia stock has increased by 159% since the beginning of the year and is up approximately 3000% since 2019.
"A strong earnings report from Nvidia could drive markets to new highs, while any sign of weakness might trigger a notable pullback, making Nvidia's performance a potential market mover this week," FXTM Senior Market Analyst Lukman Otunuga told The Block. He added that significant challenges are on the horizon for the AI firm, including potential delays in its Blackwell chip, rising competition from AMD and Intel, and potential U.S. restrictions that could impact demand in China.
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