Historical replay · NVDA/USD
Tokenised Nvidia Hit $149, Then Rebounded to $166 (Nov 2026)
Binance's tokenised Nvidia fell to $149.23 at the US open on November 12, 2026, after Jensen Huang resigned as CEO, then closed the hour at $162.81. Replay the flush and the rebound hour by hour.
The night before, a report that Nvidia's board might remove Jensen Huang had already pushed the stock about 8.6% lower after hours. On Thursday, November 12, the tokenised version on Binance, which trades around the clock, drifted further through the European morning: from $164.33 at 10:00 UTC to $160.54 by the 12:00 UTC hour, on rising volume.
At 8:48 a.m. in New York, 13:48 UTC, Nvidia announced that Huang had resigned with immediate effect, with chief financial officer Colette Kress as interim CEO. The 13:00 UTC candle fell to $154.34 and closed at $156.33 on 79,746 trades. Then the US session opened at 14:30 UTC and the 14:00 UTC hour carried the whole day in one bar: a low of $149.23, a high of $163.28 and a close of $162.81 on 163,980 trades, the busiest hour of the replay. On Nasdaq the stock touched $148.80, down 14.35%.
The rebound kept going for another hour, to $165.98 at the close of the 15:00 UTC candle, and the token spent the rest of the US session between about $163 and $167. The Nasdaq shares closed at $166.19, down 4.34%, with retail investors buying a net $111 million in the first 30 minutes alone, according to Vanda Research. After hours the token touched $169.11 before slipping back to about $163 in the Asian morning of November 13.
Replay it to see what a capitulation hour looks like: the confirmed bad news arrives, the lows come within minutes of the cash open, and the same candle closes near its high. The long lower shadow is the sign that sellers ran out before buyers did, not a promise that the low will hold.