Nvidia Loses Nearly $930 Billion in Market Value as Shares Fall 13% Following CEO Resignation

Nvidia shares fall to an early-session low of $148.95 as the company loses an estimated $930 billion in market value.

Nvidia has lost an estimated $930 billion in markets capitalization over four trading sessions, with the latest losses accelerating after reports that CEO Jensen Huang had resigned. The decline followed the emergence of an affair scandal involving Huang on Saturday, according to information shared by Coin Bureau.

The estimated decline represents nearly $1 trillion in erased market value since Friday's market close. Nvidia's shares came under additional pressure near the opening of trading on Thursday, following the reported leadership change, adding approximately $620 billion to the company's losses.

Nvidia Market Value Falls Below $4 Trillion

The latest sell-off pushed Nvidia's share price, traded under the ticker NVDA, to an early-session low of $148.95. At that level, the company's market valuation fell below $4 trillion for the first time since July 2025.

Shares were down approximately 13%, placing Nvidia on course for its largest single-day decline since January 2025. The scale of the movement marked a significant reversal for one of the world's most valuable publicly traded technology companies.

According to the figures reported by Coin Bureau, approximately $310 billion in Nvidia market capitalization disappeared between Monday and Wednesday. A further estimated $620 billion was erased near Thursday's market open following Huang's reported resignation as chief executive.

Nearly $1 Trillion Erased in Four Trading Sessions

The cumulative decline of approximately $930 billion represents one of the largest reported short-term reductions in corporate market value. The losses accumulated over just four trading sessions, beginning with the period following Friday's closing bell.

The timeline outlined by Coin Bureau places the emergence of the affair scandal involving Jensen Huang on Saturday, before the subsequent market declines. The reported resignation of Huang as CEO was followed by another sharp move lower in Nvidia shares near the latest trading session's open.

The figures also illustrate the difference between the losses recorded earlier in the week and the latest estimated decline. While Nvidia shed roughly $310 billion from Monday through Wednesday, the additional $620 billion in estimated losses near the open accounted for the larger portion of the four-session reduction.

Coin Bureau reported that Nvidia's market capitalization losses over those four sessions exceeded the entire market value of most companies listed in the S&P 500. The comparison highlights the extraordinary scale of the estimated decline, although the post did not identify individual companies or provide a detailed breakdown of the calculation.

With NVDA touching $148.95 during early trading and the company's valuation falling below $4 trillion for the first time since July 2025, Nvidia's latest market performance marked a sharp change in its valuation over a period of only four trading sessions.

Writer: Victoria Hale
Technology & Blockchain Writer

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