On November 6, GraniteShares 2x Long NVDA Daily ETF posted an Intraday Rise of 9.98% in Regular Trading, trading at $25.225 with turnover of $70.1721 million.

The move coincided with a rebound in Nvidia shares after the prior session's sharp selloff, while fresh company disclosures on AI memory full-stack co-design also helped improve trading sentiment around Nvidia-linked instruments.

Nvidia had fallen heavily in the previous session, making leveraged long products more sensitive to any rebound. On November 6, Nvidia-related trading was supported by the company's update that, for certain agent workloads, throughput per dollar could improve by as much as 30 times even though per-GPU HBM capacity rises only about 3% from Blackwell Ultra to Vera Rubin. Separate market attention also remained on Nvidia's AI infrastructure expansion, including its completed $1 billion investment in Naver, reinforcing interest in Nvidia-tied products.

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