#英伟达波动把大饼砸回73000 Computing-power tokens stayed calm instead
Nvidia’s sharp swings over the weekend sent risk sentiment tumbling along with it. Bitcoin slid all the way to 73,510, hitting its lowest level since mid-August. More than $1 billion in contracts were liquidated in 24 hours, leaving bulls battered. Cointelegraph attributed the drop to Nvidia’s volatility, while Coinspeaker went further and brought up an “Nvidia scandal”—but so far, there’s no hard evidence.
The computing-power tokens that should have been the most sensitive to this move didn’t follow suit. $RENDER was trading at 1.606 USDT, up 2.5% in 24 hours; $FET was at 0.1441 USDT, up a modest 0.5%; and $TAO was at 222.3 USDT, down 1.2%, tracking Bitcoin.
If something really goes wrong with Nvidia, AI tokens should be the first to crash. But the opposite happened. Is there simply no room left to fall, or does the market just not believe the scandal story?
Nvidia’s sharp swings over the weekend sent risk sentiment tumbling along with it. Bitcoin slid all the way to 73,510, hitting its lowest level since mid-August. More than $1 billion in contracts were liquidated in 24 hours, leaving bulls battered. Cointelegraph attributed the drop to Nvidia’s volatility, while Coinspeaker went further and brought up an “Nvidia scandal”—but so far, there’s no hard evidence.
The computing-power tokens that should have been the most sensitive to this move didn’t follow suit. $RENDER was trading at 1.606 USDT, up 2.5% in 24 hours; $FET was at 0.1441 USDT, up a modest 0.5%; and $TAO was at 222.3 USDT, down 1.2%, tracking Bitcoin.
If something really goes wrong with Nvidia, AI tokens should be the first to crash. But the opposite happened. Is there simply no room left to fall, or does the market just not believe the scandal story?