Historical replay · NVDA/USD
Tokenised Nvidia Fell From $177 to $155 in an Hour (Nov 2026)
Binance's tokenised Nvidia traded near $177 on November 11, 2026, then dropped to $155.10 within the hour after a report that the board might remove CEO Jensen Huang. Replay it in hourly steps.
Wednesday, November 11, looked like a recovery day for Nvidia. The tokenised version of the stock on Binance, which tracks the Nasdaq shares and trades around the clock, climbed from a low of $171.13 in the 14:00 UTC hour, as the US session opened, to $177.67 at 18:00 UTC. The regular-session close was $173.73, up 2.87%, as chip stocks rallied behind CoreWeave's results.
The drift lower started before the news: the token slipped to $168.45 by the end of the 21:00 UTC hour, the first hour of after-hours trading. Then the Wall Street Journal reported that Nvidia's board was preparing to oust chief executive Jensen Huang and could meet that evening, a day after the New York Times reported a second extramarital relationship.
The 22:00 UTC candle carried the whole shock. It opened at $168.48, fell to $155.10 and closed at $159.63 on 113,161 trades, more than eight times the previous hour. That low was about 10.7% under the regular-session close and well below the 52-week low of $165.17 set on March 30.
There was no second leg. Through the Asian morning the token held a range between about $157.90 and $164.40, with a burst of 62,123 trades in the 02:00 UTC hour as Tokyo and Seoul opened and Asian chipmakers rose. Replay it to see how a governance headline differs from an earnings miss: one violent hour, then a market waiting for the board's decision rather than re-pricing the business.