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According to monitoring by Mlm on chain, Nvidia (NVDA) has currently become the largest HIP-3 market by open contract size on Hyperliquid, and it is the fourth largest market on the platform, only behind BTC, ETH, and HYPE. Its open contract size has reached 535 million dollars, growing 5.8 times in the past 7 days, which is 2.4 times the previous peak of 227 million dollars in June of this year.Currently, the NVDA market's daily trading volume has surpassed 1 billion dollars for the first time. The largest single position is a short position of 348,000 shares of NVDA held by Jump, valued at approximately 56 million dollars, which is a non-directional position. The largest directional position is a long position of 191,000 shares of NVDA, valued at approximately 30.7 million dollars, which has been gradually built up over the past 24 hours, with an average entry price of 174.43 dollars, currently showing an unrealized loss of about 2.6 million dollars.The market has a total of 9,517 trading wallets, of which 83% hold long positions; market makers account for 70% of the short open contract size. The average entry price for longs is currently 169.55 dollars, while the mark price is 160.66 dollars, which is about 5.2% lower than the average entry price. The total unrealized losses for all NVDA long positions have reached 14.6 million dollars.

According to Tencent Technology, the board of directors of Nvidia is working with an external professional organization to find a potential successor for CEO Jensen Huang, with Apple CEO Tim Cook rumored to be one of the candidates.Time magazine has discussed the possibility of Nvidia adopting a dual CEO transition arrangement and mentioned external candidates such as Tim Cook and former Google CEO Eric Schmidt. The report states that regardless of whether the choice is internal promotion, external recruitment, or a temporary management team, the board needs to maintain strategic continuity and organizational stability in the event of Jensen Huang's potential departure.

The capital market commentary agency The Kobeissi Letter has voiced its opinion to the board of directors of Nvidia, urging them not to fire founder and CEO Jensen Huang. The agency stated that there is currently no clear candidate to replace Jensen Huang, and his departure would ultimately have a net negative impact on Nvidia, its shareholders, and the artificial intelligence industry. The agency cited a study on 187 cases of forced CEO departures among S&P 1500 index component companies, which indicated that replacing a high-performing CEO leads to negative long-term stock returns, and believes this case will be no different. The agency stated that Jensen Huang is a high-performing CEO, and the board should not make decisions in an emotionally charged environment.The Kobeissi Letter suggested that the board take time to conduct a comprehensive investigation and consult with shareholders, focusing on listening to shareholder opinions, holding a special shareholder meeting, and conducting advisory votes on related decisions, stating that shareholders should have a voice. The agency noted that Nvidia's stock price has dropped 35% over 26 trading days, with nearly half of the decline related to recent scandals, and believes that the possibility of Jensen Huang being removed from the CEO position has already been factored into the price by about 80%. The agency also mentioned that Amazon retained Jeff Bezos as CEO after his extramarital affair became public in 2019, and the company's stock price rose 108% by 2021. The agency stated that personal misconduct should not be overlooked, but should be distinguished from corporate misconduct, and the consequences of replacing executives who are crucial to the company's success should be weighed.

According to the American financial media Semafor, some NVIDIA directors prefer to appoint Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress as interim Chief Executive Officer.

Tianfeng International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo stated that Jensen Huang's importance to NVIDIA lies in his ability to transform technologies deemed feasible by engineers into products that the company must invest resources in, take risks on, and deliver. He believes this provides the supply chain with strong order visibility and a willingness to cooperate with aggressive specification upgrades; this move will also force competitors to follow suit, thereby driving technological upgrades and supply chain investments across the entire AI industry.Kuo mentioned that compared to providing order visibility to the supply chain, deciding on and implementing aggressive specification upgrades is more challenging. Jensen Huang does not need to be the person within NVIDIA who understands new technologies such as HVDC, CPO/NPO, or CCL/PTFE the best; his value lies in weighing strategy, organization, technology, and supply chain simultaneously, and making decisions and allocating resources quickly. He indicated that based on the information currently available, it is difficult for Jensen Huang to step back completely; if so, the actual approach may be to gradually reduce NVIDIA's reliance on Huang's personal decisions while preparing a succession plan. Two things worth observing in this process are whether NVIDIA can continue to develop new products and technologies as efficiently as before, and how competitors will respond. He stated that supply chain research will be an important basis for judging the direction of AI technology and investment.

According to Forbes, the board of directors of Nvidia is preparing to dismiss CEO Jensen Huang, who has served for 33 years, and may hold a meeting on November 11. Forbes reports that since The New York Times first reported on October 29 about Huang's relationship with Megaspeed executive Huang Le, Nvidia's market value has evaporated by approximately $1 trillion. In after-hours trading on November 11, the stock price fell another 8%. Wedbush analyst Dan Ives warned that if Huang is dismissed, the market value could evaporate another $1 trillion to $1.2 trillion.On November 8, Huang admitted to being unfaithful in a letter to employees. An Nvidia spokesperson stated that Huang is committed to leading Nvidia without interruption. On November 11, The New York Times reported again that Huang has an extramarital affair with Kimberly Powell, the vice president of the company's healthcare business who reports to him. Forbes cited that before this report was released, Doug Clinton from Intelligent Alpha estimated the likelihood of Huang leaving the CEO position at 10% to 20%, while Yale professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld believed the chances of staying or leaving were equal.Forbes stated that Nvidia does not have a public succession plan, and Huang has 60 direct subordinates. Newsweek believes that if he steps down, CFO Colette Kress may serve as interim CEO. Nvidia has set its third-quarter revenue guidance at $10.8 billion, with analysts expecting a year-over-year growth of about 91%. The company is scheduled to announce its financial report on November 17. Forbes also cited SFist, stating that if Huang's wife files for divorce, under California's community property rules, the settlement amount could be between $62.6 billion and $81.1 billion.

Bernstein downgraded NVIDIA's stock rating from "Outperform" to "Market Perform," and lowered the target price from $400 to $200.

According to Polymarket data, in the market "Who will be the next CEO of NVIDIA?", the current NVIDIA Vice President of Large Scale and High Performance Computing Ian Buck is currently in the lead with a 30% probability, followed by NVIDIA Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress at 21%, and the probability of Jensen Huang remaining the current CEO is 19%.Among the other options, Arm Holdings CEO Rene Haas currently has an 11% probability, NVIDIA Executive Vice President and Global Field Operations Head Jay Puri has 9%, AMD Chair and CEO Lisa Su has 3%, and NVIDIA Senior Director of Product and Technology Marketing for Physical AI Platform Madison Huang has 2%.

According to Bloomberg, Nvidia is collaborating with an external company to find the next CEO candidate and is considering appointing an interim CEO before determining a formal successor. The Nvidia board is preparing to remove Jensen Huang from the CEO position and will hold a meeting as early as November 11 to discuss his future, with no final decision or successor announced yet. Nvidia did not immediately respond to requests for comment.Following the related news, Nvidia's stock price fell about 9% in after-hours trading, having previously risen 2.9% during regular trading hours. CoreWeave, Micron, Intel, and Dell fell 6%, 1.9%, 2.7%, and 3% respectively in after-hours trading; AMD, Broadcom, and Google's parent company Alphabet rose 3.8%, 3.4%, and 1% respectively.

According to Bloomberg, AI computing power cloud service provider CoreWeave is seeking to raise at least $4 billion through an investment-grade, asset-backed loan led by Morgan Stanley.The funds will be used to procure NVIDIA chips and other computing equipment for a contract with an investment-grade client, with an expected annual interest rate between 7% and 7.5%. CEO Michael Intrator previously stated that at current interest rates, the company would not finance through the unsecured bond market.

According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, the board of Nvidia (NVDA.O) is preparing to hold a meeting as early as today to decide the future of CEO Jensen Huang.

According to Gate market data, Nvidia (NVDA.O) has expanded its intraday increase to 5%.

Arbitrum's on-chain derivatives protocol Variational announced that the private testing of its trading platform Omni has concluded, and the public mainnet is now open, with registration no longer requiring an invitation code. The Omni private testing began in January 2025 and was initially open only to a small number of whitelisted addresses from the testnet and Discord waitlist. According to the official statement, after approximately 20 months of development, the protocol's open contracts have exceeded 1.5 billion dollars, with a cumulative trading volume exceeding 450 billion dollars.During the private testing period, Variational set zero fees as a long-term arrangement and launched a referral program and a points program, along with two interface updates. It introduced the first batch of TradFi markets outside the crypto market and recently brought TradFi liquidity on-chain through exchanges. Currently, it supports all users to trade over 550 traditional assets and crypto assets that are live on Omni.

According to Sifted, game engine company Unity and NVIDIA's investment arm NVentures have joined the approximately $700 million funding round for UK AI startup Emulate.Emulate was founded in August this year by several former researchers from Google DeepMind and is registered in the UK. The founders include Jack Parker-Holder, Matthew McGill, and others. The company's focus is on "world models," which learn the laws of the physical world from video and interactive data to train agents that can act in real environments.Previously, the Financial Times reported in September that Emulate planned to raise up to $700 million at a valuation of about $3.7 billion; Bloomberg and PYMNTS later stated that its valuation was approaching $4 billion just one month after its establishment. Sifted noted that Unity and NVentures are the latest investors to join, but did not disclose the specific investment amounts from each.

According to The Block, Laser Digital, a digital asset subsidiary of Nomura, has partnered with ZIG Finance to launch an on-chain investment product called zEMS Vault, aiming to raise $100 million to provide qualified institutional investors with exposure to a portfolio of loans for small and medium-sized enterprises in Saudi Arabia. The relevant loans are issued through Beehive's lending infrastructure.The vault is deployed on the BNB Chain, and investors can use stablecoins for subscriptions and redemptions. KAIO is responsible for tokenization and the management of the vault's entire lifecycle, with KYC checks performed at both the subscription and redemption stages; Zamanat is responsible for investment structure design and providing Shariah compliance consulting, while Laser Digital serves as the risk framework advisor.zEMS Vault is the first product under the strategic cooperation between ZIG Finance and Laser Digital, and both parties plan to expand this model to other emerging markets and credit strategies.

Morgan Stanley removed NVIDIA (NVDA.O) from its preferred stock list and maintained an "Overweight" rating.

NVIDIA shareholders are filing a securities class action lawsuit against NVIDIA and its founder Jensen Huang, accusing them of misconduct that misled a large number of investors. This case stems from Jensen Huang's recent admission of an extramarital affair on the company's website. U.S. President Donald Trump continues to support Jensen Huang. On November 9, local time, Trump publicly backed Huang at a White House press conference, stating, "I believe him (Jensen Huang)."In response, the attorney for the securities class action lawsuit, Laurence Rosen, stated that Trump's claim that Huang was unaware and NVIDIA's board's assertion that national security was not compromised, even if true, cannot determine the outcome of the case.The issue in this lawsuit is whether the statements made on October 9, 2025, were misleading, and existing facts support this conclusion. Currently, the lawsuit is only against NVIDIA and Jensen Huang. Rosen indicated that it has not yet been determined whether other defendants, including members of the NVIDIA board, will be added.