Nvidia beats expectations again – what does history say about the stock price now?
Nvidia delivered another record quarterly report with 85 percent revenue growth, but history shows that strong figures do not always lift the stock in the short term.
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The S&P 500 rises 0.37% to 7,473.47, marking eight consecutive weeks of gains. The Dow Jones hits a new all-time high of 50,579.70, while the correlation between stocks and crypto remains at 0.60 — a level signaling that risk sentiment simultaneously drives both asset classes.
Nvidia delivered another record quarterly report with 85 percent revenue growth, but history shows that strong figures do not always lift the stock in the short term.
The oil market leads the way Wednesday morning with Brent crude up 1.54% to USD 106.64 per barrel, while the S&P 500 falls 0.36% and Bitcoin slides to USD 76,981 in a risk environment characterized by mixed signals. Investors await clarity on interest rates as commodities and stocks pull in different directions.
While Nvidia dominates the AI chip market, an ecosystem of competing hardware and decentralized GPU networks is emerging – promising significantly cheaper access to computing power.
OpenAI is targeting Wall Street as early as September with an IPO that could value the company at over one trillion dollars – and banks like Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are already at work.
BTC trades at $77,455 as Wall Street's most crowded trade — record underweighting of bonds — directly impacts Bitcoin ETF flows. The Fear & Greed Index at 27/100 signals that the market is in risk-off territory.
LME copper snaps an eight-day winning streak with a 1.5% drop on Thursday after Chinese demand cools. LME inventories of 395,725 tonnes underscore a market in imbalance — while Citi still targets $15,000 per tonne by year-end.
RLUSD has grown 1,100% in 15 months and is now the world's eighth-largest stablecoin. Yet, XRP trades at $1.40 — far from its peak of $3.65. We examine what's actually driving the gap and what you should monitor now.
BTC trades around $75,900 with Fear & Greed at 26/100 — deep in 'extreme fear'. On-chain data from Glassnode shows declining activity among short-term holders, while 30-day realized volatility has collapsed to a historically low 1.75%. The market is at a delicate balancing point.
XRP falls through a support level that held for three months after four tests. With MACD in a bearish crossover and RSI at 40, the technical picture points towards the $1.30–$1.28 zone — and below that, there's little to stop the fall before $1.11.
New York Attorney General Letitia James has sued crypto exchanges Coinbase and Gemini, alleging their prediction markets constitute illegal gambling. The state is demanding over $3.4 billion in fines and disgorgement of profits.
Etherealize launches an updated long-term price target of $250,000 for ETH, based on the thesis that Ethereum could capture the combined monetary premium of gold and Bitcoin, totaling $31.5 trillion. While the fundamental argument is solidly built, the market today trades with a Fear & Greed Index of 33/100 and BTC around $75,568 — a risk-off sentiment still dominates.
Bitcoin whales have completed the largest buying spree since 2013, accumulating 270,000 BTC in one month. Nevertheless, BTC is trading at $74,957 — well below the $80,000 barrier. The Fear & Greed Index stands at 23/100, and retail investors are selling. What do the big players know that the market hasn't priced in yet?
BitMine Immersion Technologies reports a quarterly loss of $3.8 billion driven by unrealized ETH impairments. The company holds 4.87 million ETH — over 4% of the total supply — while the market operates in deep risk-off mode with Fear & Greed at 23/100 and BTC at $74,263.
World Liberty Financial has borrowed $75 million using its own illiquid tokens as collateral – now experts warn of systemic risk and compare the structure to the FTX collapse.
Strategy raised over $1 billion for new Bitcoin purchases this week, while the company's preferred stock STRC set a daily trading volume record of $1.1 billion. BTC remains around $74,271 in a market characterized by extreme fear — Fear & Greed at 21/100.
Institutional investors are stuck in semi-liquid private credit funds as withdrawal limits block over $4.6 billion in capital. Bitcoin trades as a 24/7 pressure valve in a market characterized by extreme fear — the Fear & Greed index is down to 12/100.
Bitcoin holds above $71,000 amidst extreme fear territory (Fear & Greed: 16/100). On-chain data from Bitcoinist shows capital that sought refuge in stablecoins beginning to rotate back. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $786M in weekly inflows — the strongest week since February.
The U.S. financial regulator SEC has published a self-critical review acknowledging that previous crypto enforcement was misguided. Seven cases are now being dropped, and the course is significantly reversed.
The US legislative process for the crypto market is approaching a decisive point. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong believes it's time for clear rules to be established – but opposition in the Senate remains significant.
Elon Musk's space company holds 8,285 bitcoin worth over $600 million, even as the company swings from an $8 billion profit to nearly a $5 billion deficit – and approaches an IPO.
XRP is down 4% to $1.33 after yesterday's brief rally, which technical analysts are now characterizing as a classic dead cat bounce. Bitcoin holds $72,274 in a market dominated by extreme fear — the Fear & Greed Index at 14/100 sends a clear risk-off signal to traders.
Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis predicts that adjusted stablecoin volume could reach $719 trillion by 2035, while Visa, Stripe, and Mastercard are aggressively positioning themselves in the payment infrastructure.
US Bitcoin ATM operator Bitcoin Depot confirms hackers stole approximately 50.9 BTC from the company's own digital wallets in March 2026 — a loss of about $3.7 million.
Financial giant Morgan Stanley is set to launch its own spot Bitcoin ETF on NYSE Arca on Wednesday, April 8 – with a record-low management fee of 0.14 percent.
Morgan Stanley enters the spot Bitcoin ETF market with a 0.14% annual fee — the lowest in its class — while BTC trades at $71,400 and the Fear & Greed Index touches extreme fear at 11/100. A potential fee war with BlackRock and Fidelity is underway.
Cardano whales are at their most aggressive accumulation level in four months, with 424 wallets holding over 10 million ADA. Yet, ADA trades around $0.24 — down 42% since January. This market report breaks down why the price action isn't reacting.
The Senate has barely three weeks to process the CLARITY Act — the bill that could provide the crypto market with the regulatory clarity it has awaited for years, and which could be particularly significant for XRP.
Ethereum's open interest has climbed to 6.4 million ETH — dangerously close to the ATH of 7.8 million — while the spot-to-futures ratio on Binance has plummeted to 0.13. The market is driven by speculation, not organic demand, and any liquidation cascade could dramatically amplify volatility. The Fear & Greed Index flattens out at 13/100.
Solana fights to hold the critical support zone of $75–$78 as the crypto market is deep in risk-off territory. The Fear & Greed Index at 11/100 — the lowest in months — and Bitcoin holds just above $67,000. Here's what the data actually says.
XRP trades at $1.31 after a brutal first quarter, as the Fear & Greed Index crashes to 9/100. XRPL developers are working on six parallel infrastructure workstreams — but Stellar, Hedera, and JPMorgan are building faster. Here's what the numbers actually say.
Ethereum is trading below critical support while the Fear & Greed Index sits at an extreme 12/100. If bulls fail to defend $2,400, technical analysis points to a test of $1,736 — the lowest level since April 2025. Institutional AUM in spot ETH ETFs has already collapsed 65% since October 2025.
BTC trades at $68,391 with the Fear & Greed Index at an extreme 8/100 — a historically low level that has typically marked local bottoms. Technical analysis from Cointelegraph points to a bullish trend reversal, but $69,000 acts as strong resistance and could stifle momentum.
New Hampshire issues the world's first bitcoin-backed municipal bond with an official credit rating. Moody's assigns it a Ba2 rating — speculative grade, but with no taxpayer exposure.
BTC trades at $68,225 with extreme sentiment at 11/100 — traders are split between a short-squeeze to $82K and a retest of the $60K support. Over 40% of altcoins are trading near all-time lows.
Tron (TRX) rises 2.2% to $0.3221 as Tron Inc. accumulates 680 million tokens and Bitcoin holds $66,758. The Fear & Greed Index at 8/100 signals that the market is still deep in 'extreme fear' territory — far from a confirmed bottom reversal.
A new bill in the US Congress aims to introduce the wash sale rule for cryptocurrencies while exempting regulated stablecoins from ongoing taxation.
BTC trades around $66,674 with Fear & Greed at a catastrophic 9/100. On-chain data from Glassnode shows that the Short-Term Holder Realized Price acts as a ceiling the market cannot break — and history is not encouraging.
Morgan Stanley enters the spot Bitcoin ETF market with a proposed management fee of 0.14% — lower than all competitors. With $6–8 trillion in client assets and 16,000 financial advisors, even a 2% allocation could generate $160 billion in demand. The market is pricing in Risk-Off with Fear & Greed at 12/100.
After over ten years of criticism and regulatory pressure, Tether has finally engaged auditing giant KPMG to conduct the company's very first full, independent financial audit. PwC is assisting with preparing internal systems.