What if Nvidia liquidity moved into FET? (An analytical look at market gaps)

Can the artificial intelligence sector in stock markets fuel crypto markets? When comparing tech giant $NVDA.US with coin $FET , fundamental differences emerge that make this shift fraught with challenges and intriguing mathematical possibilities:

• The enormous size gap: Nvidia's market capitalization exceeds $5.5 trillion, while FET coin hovers around just $350 million. A very small transfer (such as 0.1%) of Nvidia's liquidity would mean injecting $5.5 billion at once into FET, which is many times its original value.

• A temporary price explosion scenario: Given FET's small market capitalization and its trading at low levels, any massive and sudden inflow of cash on the scale of major stock liquidity would inevitably lead to a rapid, frenzied surge due to enormous buying pressure compared with the weak liquidity of the altcoin market.

• Different asset nature: Nvidia represents real infrastructure and technological assets generating hundreds of billions in profits, while FET reflects a decentralized digital economy tied to risk sentiment, overall crypto liquidity, and Bitcoin's movement

• Obstacles to real liquidity transfer: Institutional constraints prevent pension funds and major index funds owning Nvidia shares from deploying their money into digital assets