The report says the NVD fund averaged 79 million shares traded daily and drew short-term views on Nvidia. That describes activity in a fund, not a reported change in Nvidia's business.
This does not show a change in Nvidia's chip sales, profits, or customer demand. The NVD fund seeks short-term views on Nvidia, so its trading count reflects activity in the fund, not Nvidia's results. The article also warns that leveraged funds can drift from their daily targets over longer periods.
BITO averaged 132.8 million shares traded daily and had $1.65 billion in assets. The article reports fund activity and size, not a change in the fund's business.
IBIT averaged 45.8 million shares traded daily and had about $66.3 billion in assets. The article reports fund activity and size, not a change in the fund's business.
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