Nvidia Shares Fall 14% as Market Value Slips Below $4 Trillion

Nvidia shares fell 14%, taking the company’s market capitalization below $4 trillion on Nov. 12. It was the first time the company’s value had fallen beneath that mark since July 2025.

Market capitalization is the value the market assigns to a company’s shares. The $4 trillion threshold refers to Nvidia’s total equity value, rather than the price of any individual share, while the 14% move describes the decline in its stock.

Nvidia is a major artificial intelligence and technology stock watched by crypto markets. Its drop puts a high-profile technology name below a major valuation benchmark, a development relevant to readers following both technology equities and digital-asset markets.

The main measures of the move are the 14% share decline and the market value below $4 trillion. July 2025 marks the previous time Nvidia’s valuation was beneath that level, giving the latest move a historical comparison point.