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Venture capitalist David Sacks transitions from his role as special government 
employee to co-chair the President’s Council of Advisers on Science and 
Technology. On March 26, 2026, David Sacks announced the conclusion of his 
130-day term as the specialized crypto and artificial intelligence (AI) lead 
for President Donald Trump. Sacks now joins the President’s Council […]

Crypto Czar No More, David Sacks Leaves Special Role

Not all whales have been accumulating; two moved tens of millions of dollars 
to exchanges on March 19 as Bitcoin fell amid an escalation of the Iran 
conflict.

Whales, sharks buy 61,000 BTC in a month amid global uncertainty

The crypto market continued its downtrend on Friday as hopes of peace in the 
U.S. and Iran faded following a breakdown in diplomatic talks. Bitcoin (BTC), 
the world’s largest crypto asset, lost the $70,000 psychological support, 
falling to $68,560 at…

Why is the crypto market dropping today?

NVIDIA shares, NVDA, fell 7% on Thursday after a US federal judge allowed an 
investor lawsuit to proceed as a class action, reviving allegations that the 
company and CEO Jensen Huang concealed more than $1 billion in crypto- 
mining–related graphics card sales. NVIDIA Accused Of Hiding $1 Billion In 
Crypto Sales The suit, originally filed in 2018, contends that NVIDIA misled 
shareholders by attributing surging revenue to gaming demand while minimizing 
the substantial contribution from cryptocurrency miners. Plaintiffs maintain 
that the company funneled orders from miners through consumer GeForce gaming 
cards rather than reporting them under dedicated crypto product lines, 
inflating the appearance of organic gaming growth. Related Reading: MARA 
Holdings’ Bitcoin Sell-Off: 15,000 BTC Liquidated As Prices Crash Below 
$69,000 According to internal testimony and documents disclosed in the court 
filing, independent analyses place undisclosed crypto-related GPU revenue 
between $1.1 billion and $1.35 billion—far exceeding what NVIDIA publicly 
acknowledged at the time. In court materials, one insider identified as “FE 1” 
explained how the tracking system monitored miner purchases; another, “FE 2,” 
said Huang participated in sales meetings where crypto-driven demand and its 
effects on revenue were discussed. Plaintiffs argue these accounts, together 
with internal records, show NVIDIA was aware of the scale of miner demand but 
publicly downplayed its significance. Class Action Certified Despite Company 
Defense NVIDIA has long maintained that crypto mining accounted for only a 
small fraction of its business and that any mining-related exposure was 
largely confined to dedicated Crypto SKUs within its OEM segment. NVIDIA’s 
defense has drawn backing from industry groups: in August 2024, the Digital 
Chamber of Commerce filed an amicus brief urging the US Supreme Court to 
overturn a Ninth Circuit decision that had partially revived the case. 
Regulators have previously sanctioned NVIDIA over related disclosure issues. 
In 2022, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) fined the company $5.5 
million and issued a cease-and-desist order for allegedly failing to fully 
disclose how crypto-mining demand affected fiscal 2018 results. Despite that 
settlement, plaintiffs say the newly surfaced internal emails and testimony 
support their contention that NVIDIA&#8217;s public statements materially 
mischaracterized the drivers of its 2018 revenue. Related Reading: Ethereum 
(ETH) May Be Reversing Course, Says Top Analyst; Watch These Key Resistances 
The alleged concealment had real market consequences: when cryptocurrency 
prices collapsed in late 2018, and miner demand evaporated, NVIDIA sharply 
lowered its revenue guidance, citing excess inventory and weaker miner orders. 
The stock plunged over two trading days, precipitating the investor suit that 
has now been certified as a class action by Judge Haywood S. Gilliam Jr. Judge 
Gilliam reached the certification after NVIDIA failed to demonstrate that its 
statements had no impact on the company’s stock price. Court filings also 
include an internal email from a senior vice president that suggested NVIDIA&#8217;s 
valuation remained elevated because of the company’s public reassurances—an 
item plaintiffs point to as evidence of market effect. At the time of writing, 
NVDA was trading at $172, down almost 18% from its all-time high of $212 set 
in October of last year. Featured image from CNBC, chart from TradingView.com

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