Nvidia drops on Hyperliquid: Jensen Huang under investigation
Original headlineChute de Nvidia sur Hyperliquid : Jensen Huang visé par une enquête
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Nvidia’s board has opened an independent investigation into CEO Jensen Huang after he acknowledged an infidelity, sending the company’s Hyperliquid-listed stock down 3.8% ahead of the Wall Street open. The decline is notable because Hyperliquid’s pre-market or tokenized equity market moved before traditional U.S. trading began, giving crypto traders an early read on sentiment around the AI chipmaker. Nvidia, one of the largest companies by market capitalization, is central to AI-related equity and crypto narratives, so any governance shock around Huang carries outsized weight. Investors will watch whether the 3.8% Hyperliquid drop is confirmed or reversed when regular Wall Street trading starts, and whether the board’s probe produces details on scope and timing.
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