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Nvidia Sees $450 Billion Market-Cap Drop Over Three Days Amid U.S. Tech Sell-Off

Nvidia slumps by $450 billion in market-cap loss across three days amid a U.S. tech sell-off.

By Oleg Petrenko • 1 min read Published:

Nvidia (NVDA) lost roughly $450 billion in market value over a three-day stretch, marking its steepest multi-day decline since January 2025. This massive depreciation comes amid broader weakness in the U.S. tech sector, where the market sank more than 1% while Nvidia bore the brunt of the downturn.

The chipmaker, once a front-runner in the AI investment surge, appears to be facing growing investor concern over future earnings growth, competitive threats and shifts in AI infrastructure demand. The sharp drop signals heightened sensitivity to valuation risk in high-flying tech names.

With such a sizeable value wipe-out in just days, Nvidia’s slide highlights how swiftly sentiment can reverse in the AI/semiconductor complex. The episode may prompt traders and long-term investors alike to reassess exposure in even the most dominant tech companies.

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