Historical replay · AMD/USD
Tokenised AMD Rallied From $551 to $594 on Nvidia's Bad Day
Tokenised AMD dipped to $551 at the US open on November 12, 2026, then rallied to $594.19 within two hours while Nvidia fell on its CEO's resignation. Replay the rotation in hourly steps.
AMD came into Thursday, November 12, as one of the strongest chip stocks of the week, having rallied hard since Monday as investors looked for alternatives to Nvidia. On Binance, its tokenised version traded quietly between about $559 and $578 through the European morning, on fewer than 1,600 trades an hour.
The Nvidia news shook it too, at first. In the 13:00 UTC hour, when Nvidia announced that Jensen Huang had resigned, the token swung between $553.59 and $577.02, and the 14:00 UTC hour that included the US open dipped to $551, the low of the replay, on 6,338 trades.
Then the money moved. The 15:00 UTC hour climbed from $567.17 to $584.70, and the 16:00 UTC hour reached $594.19, about 7.8% above the open-hour low, while Nvidia was still down on the day. AMD's Nasdaq shares closed up 5.86% and Broadcom's up 5.54%. The token held between about $577 and $588 for the rest of the US session and slipped to about $572 in the Asian morning of November 13.
Replay it to see a rotation inside a sector: the first reaction to bad news at the industry leader drags every peer, and only once the cash market opens do buyers sort the stocks by who might gain from the leader's trouble. The volume shows that the rally was concentrated in two US-session hours.