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Mining In recent news pertaining to cryptocurrency mining, Nvidia has witnessed a drop in its share price after announcing an unexpectedly modest earnings outlook – partly driven by reduced demand for mining hardware. Also, the World Digital Mining Summit has been scheduled for late September in Tbilisi, Georgia, and reports continue to surface detailing opportunistic students using college electricity to mine crypto. Also Read:  Chinese Courts Face Hundreds of Crypto Cases, Struggle with Rulings Nvidia Shares Drop After Reduced Crypto Sales Fuel Declining Profits in Q2 The price of Nvidia stock fell by 6 percent on Thursday following the announcement of lower-than-expected revenue guidance . Despite the bearish response, the company reported better-than-expected earnings. As of this writing, Nvidia’s shares are valued at $247.25 USD each. Nvidia announced revenue projections of $3.25 billion for Q3 of 2019 – roughly 2.7% less than analyst estimates of 3.34 billion for ...

Graphics chip manufacturing giant Nvidia saw huge growth in late 2017 and throughout most of 2018 as demand for its high-end Graphics Processing Units (GPUs), used for cryptocurrency mining, skyrocketed. The recent bear market has caused demand for GPUs to dwindle, leaving Nvidia to readjust its strategy. Nvidia In Its Heyday It seems Nvidia is throwing in the towel on the development and production of its cryptocurrency mining focused graphics cards and chips. Nvidia has seen some explosive growth over the last few years and is currently seeing a 68% increase in value in the past year alone (indicated below in yellow), although this week the stock price has slipped almost eight percent (indicated below in red). Nvidia’s biggest rival, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), also saw record highs recently, gaining more than 100% in just the past quarter. Nvidia was especially successful riding the waves of the huge cryptocurrency boom of November and December, gaining an impressive 42% f...

U.S. -based graphics processing unit (GPU) manufacturer Nvidia stocks fell after announcing its third-quarter estimates, MarketWatch reported August 16. The firm’s revenue was affected by a decrease in crypto mining as digital currency markets slumped earlier this year. Nvidia shares declined more than five percent in the extended session. The closing price in the regular session was $257.44, down 0.6 percent. Nvidia forecasted its third quarter revenue between $3.19 billion and $3.32 billion, lower than the figure predicted by analysts of $3.34 billion. The company reported that crypto mining sales were significantly lower than expected in Q2, adding that it does not expect to make significant blockchain -related sales for the rest of the year. Colette Kress, chief financial officer at Nvidia, said: “Our revenue outlook had anticipated cryptocurrency-specific products declining to approximately $100 million, while actual crypto-specific product revenue was $18 million. Whereas...