NVIDIA makes a strong rebound, Gate stock tokens capture the 7×24-hour AI sector opportunities

The stock price of AI chip giant NVIDIA has recently continued to rebound, lifting its tokenized assets in tandem. According to the Gate stock token trading page, NVIDIA tokenized stock NVDAX is currently quoted at $176.32, up 2.6% over the past 24 hours. As of April 3, NVDAX’s current circulating supply is 796,400 tokens, and its circulating market cap is $22.42 million.

Against the backdrop of overall pressure on the broader U.S. stock market, NVDAX’s rise against the trend has drawn widespread attention from the market.

NVIDIA’s shares rebound strongly, and NVDAX follows suit

As the tokenized version of NVIDIA stock (NVDA), NVDAX’s price movement is highly linked to NVIDIA’s shares. In recent times, NVIDIA shares have performed strongly, becoming the core driving force behind NVDAX’s rise.

Share price steady recovery

NVIDIA’s stock price has continued to rebound over the past several trading days. On April 2, NVIDIA rose 0.93%, with trading volume reaching $24.901 billion, staying firmly among the top names by trading value in the U.S. stock market. On April 1, NVIDIA even surged 5.59% at one point, with trading volume as high as $38.6 billion.

From a technical perspective, NVIDIA’s stock price has rebounded rapidly from the low of $166.97 on March 30. On April 2, it touched a highest intraday of $177.48, with a cumulative gain of more than 6%. As of the close on April 2, NVIDIA’s stock price was $177.39, with a market cap of about $4.27 trillion.

NVIDIA’s first-quarter performance outpaces the broader market

Looking at performance from the start of the year, NVIDIA has shown strong resilience. As of April 1, NVIDIA’s decline since the start of the year is about 5.76%, making it the most resilient among the “Magnificent Seven” tech stocks, while its trading volume has also continued to lead among individual U.S. stocks.

Notably, the downside in NVIDIA’s share price has been driven more by pressure from the macro environment (geopolitical conflicts, inflation concerns, etc.) rather than any deterioration in the company’s fundamentals. NVIDIA’s recent earnings report shows that the company’s revenue grew 73.2% year over year, and its guidance for the next quarter also significantly exceeded market expectations, confirming the ongoing strong demand for AI computing power.

Three major catalysts behind NVDAX’s rise

OpenAI’s massive financing triggers a re-rating of AI compute demand

The most talked-about news in the market recently is that AI giant OpenAI has completed a round of financing totaling as much as $122 billion, drawing participation from top global tech companies including Amazon, NVIDIA, Microsoft, and SoftBank. After the financing was completed, OpenAI’s company valuation rose to about $852 billion.

As a major supplier of AI chips, NVIDIA’s participation in this financing further solidifies its core position within the artificial intelligence ecosystem. Analysts noted that OpenAI’s large-scale financing will provide ample R&D funding for AI infrastructure, and as the underlying compute provider, NVIDIA is expected to continue to benefit from this trend.

Soaring H100 leasing prices further confirm compute scarcity

Signals of tight compute capacity further reinforce the market’s bullish expectations for NVIDIA. According to data from semiconductor research firm SemiAnalysis, after the H100 chip released by NVIDIA four years ago saw its leasing contract price hit a low of $1.7 per GPU per hour in October 2025, the price has surged to $2.35 per hour as of March this year—an increase of nearly 40% within half a year.

This phenomenon indicates that although the new-generation Blackwell chips are gradually ramping up volume, market demand for the older H100 remains very strong. It reflects the current reality of AI compute supply not meeting demand, providing solid performance support for NVIDIA’s stock price.

A global semiconductor price-hike wave boosts industry sentiment

According to IDC’s latest research, benefiting from the expansion of AI computing power, the size of the global “broad” wafer foundry market in 2026 will exceed $360 billion, growing 17% year over year. Meanwhile, a new wave of semiconductor price hikes is underway globally. International giants such as Texas Instruments and Infineon have raised product prices in sync, and the industry’s competitive focus is shifting from price wars to a profit-protection battle.

Against the backdrop of continued explosive growth in AI compute demand, soaring upstream costs, and geopolitical factors, NVIDIA, as the leading AI chip company, is expected to continue benefiting as industry sentiment remains on an upward trajectory.

Full breakdown of Gate stock token NVDAX

What is NVDAX?

NVDAX is the tokenized version of NVIDIA stock on the Gate platform. It belongs to Gate’s xStocks tokenized stock trading专区 launched in July 2025. Within this专区, tokenized versions of U.S. blue-chip stocks are provided, including AAPLX (Apple), TSLAx (Tesla), NVDAx (NVIDIA), and others.

NVDAX is issued under dual-chain standards of Solana SPL and ERC-20, allowing it to circulate and trade freely in various Web3 wallets and on-chain environments. Behind every single NVDAX token, there is a 1:1 anchor backed by fully collateralized physical shares held by a regulated third-party custodian, ensuring the token price remains tightly linked to the price of NVIDIA’s shares.

Key advantages of Gate stock tokens

Trade 24/7. Unlike traditional stocks restricted to fixed trading hours, Gate stock tokens allow users to buy and sell with USDT at any time, completely breaking limitations imposed by trading time windows. During the 2025 Christmas holiday period, although traditional stocks were closed, nearly $1 billion worth of Apple, Tesla, and NVIDIA stock tokens were still traded on the blockchain.

T+0 instant settlement. Traditional stock trading requires a T+1 or longer settlement cycle, while Gate stock tokens compress trading, clearing, and settlement into an instant process.

Fractional investing with a low barrier to entry. Even if the price of one NVIDIA share is as high as several hundred dollars, with Gate’s minimum investment of just $10, you can participate in NVDAX trading. This feature greatly lowers the participation threshold for ordinary investors.

High liquidity and a leading market position. As of early 2026, the cumulative trading volume of the Gate stock token专区 has already surpassed $140 billion, with a single-month market share as high as 89.1%, keeping the top industry share.

Conclusion

Looking ahead, NVIDIA’s competitive advantage in the AI chip arena remains firmly intact. In the recent MLPerf v6.0 benchmark test, NVIDIA’s Blackwell Ultra architecture (GB300 NVL72) took first place across the board, leading the second-place by 9 times, demonstrating overwhelming technical superiority.

At GTC, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang also pointed out that NVIDIA is expected to achieve cumulative sales of $1 trillion across the Blackwell and Rubin product cycles (2025–2027). In 2025, the Blackwell product line (compute + networking) contributed $184 billion in revenue, and the expected revenue for 2026 is $320 billion.

Against the backdrop of continued expansion in global demand for AI computing power, NVIDIA’s shares are poised to move higher further. Meanwhile, NVDAX on the Gate platform—tokenized assets that can be traded 24/7—provides investors with a brand-new tool to capture the AI sector’s upside. Whether U.S. stocks are closed or open, NVDAX is always trading. Log in to Gate, and with USDT, you can participate in NVDAX trading in one click—seize investment opportunities in the AI era!