Nvidia stock jumps 3% to reach session high as AI demand keeps printing
A 2.9% single-session gain puts Nvidia back in focus, backed by data center revenue that grew 73% year-over-year and analyst targets suggesting room to run
Nvidia’s stock climbed roughly 2.9% to hit its highest point of the session.
Nvidia’s fiscal fourth quarter of 2026 produced revenues of $68 billion, with the data center segment doing most of the heavy lifting. Year-over-year growth on that segment came in at 73%.
What’s driving the move
The stock had been trading around $213 heading into the session. Analysts covering the name have clustered their price targets for 2026 in the $275 to $325 range. At mid-2026 levels, that implies a potential upside of 25% to 45% depending on which desk you ask.
The 52-week gain for NVDA reached 95.71% as of late April 2026.
The crypto angle: tokenized Nvidia and prediction markets
Prediction markets have been pricing Nvidia’s trajectory with notable specificity. Platforms like Polymarket assigned roughly a 71% probability to NVDA closing above $192 by May 31, 2026.
Beyond prediction markets, there are active discussions around tokenized Nvidia stock instruments, with proposed trading ranges spanning $80 to $450 by the end of 2026.
Tokenized stocks are blockchain-based representations of real equity positions. They allow crypto-native investors to get exposure to companies like Nvidia without touching a traditional brokerage.
What this means for investors watching both markets
GPU availability affects everything from decentralized AI projects to ZK-proof generation costs. When Nvidia’s order book is full, that has downstream effects on the cost structure of crypto protocols that rely on heavy computation.