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Nvidia fined $5.5M for not revealing crypto miners known as the biggest Gaming GPU customers

Reetam Bodhak by Reetam Bodhak
May 8, 2022
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via-https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/ujq4yz/sec_fines_nvidia_55m_for_not_disclosing_crypto/

via-https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/ujq4yz/sec_fines_nvidia_55m_for_not_disclosing_crypto/

Nvidia become a hot topic due to failing to mention crypto miners. The US Securities and Exchange Commission already fined $5.5 million as it enables to disclose how much mining of the cryptocurrency giving impacts the gaming GPU business.

 According to SEC, Nvidia got failed to reveal that mining of the cryptocurrency was a “significant element”  due to the growth of the revenue that had not arrived directly from the business of the gaming GPU as claimed by the company.

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Nvidia might be able to ignore this SEC fine by exposing such potential impact come from cryptocurrency mining on gaming GPU demands in its 10-Q filing, which that obliged by the company due to risk factors in the business, but failed to of it.

Nvidia pays $5.5m SEC fine over crypto-mining disclosures | Crypto News |  Al Jazeera

Nvidia now agreed to a cease and desist order and will compensate for the $5.5 million penalties. The California-based company just has not been admitted but also not denied by the findings of the SEC. Now you can see the SEC refer to Nvidia’s fiscal year 2018 in this SEC filings.

Nvidia has strange financial years having such important detail that shows 2017/18 was the peak year of primary cryptocurrencies mining boom prior to the currency one in 2020/21. It seems very difficult to purchase the graphics car in yet past 18 months as  2017 was the year of profitable cryptocurrency mining, that is Ethereum, which reached sky-high.

For Nvidia, the finish was not good enough. The company requires a high demand for GPU by building more of them. In 2019, the company has admitted a huge amount of inventory in mid-range GPU due to the boom of the last few years cryptocurrencies, and the share price come into a sharp decline in a short time period.

We all believed that Nvidia will bounce back, and it happen they face many hardships and made the 2018 share price mountain, look like a molehill in comparison. In late 2021, the share of the company had been valued at the highest yet at $330, now the shares are valued at $190 apiece, this SEC  filing can affect a turbulent few days for a  company.

NVIDIA pays $5.5 million to settle SEC charges over GPU sales to crypto  miners
via Engadget

We will like to inform you that Nvidia currently will a class-action lawsuit against the dismissed for similar claims of deception by the investors. In his lawsuit, it just claimed, ” economists determined that Nvidia had  earned at least $1.728 billion from sales to the miners  from May 2017 to July 2918 that means it Defendants understand Nvidia’s  crypto-related GPU sales by  $1.126 billion during the Class Period, all of  which was contained in the  Company’s Game segment.”

The lawsuit of class action just claims that investors were not able to see the entire image and can prepare for a buyer for the volatility of  Nvidia’s revenue at this time, as the charges made by the SEC, but class-action our become unsuccessful as a California judge just drop the case.

It seems that the class action would have run likely with Nvidia with a lot of money more than $5.5 million and had become successful.

 If we give a close look $5.5 million money is merely a big slap on the wrist for a company like Nvidia. The new company made $26.91 billion in 2021, up a whopping 61% over since the last year, we have learned a big lesson that 2017/18 appeared to play safely with the response with the more current boom of 2020/21 lunching specifically and also producing such cryptocurrencies cards.

A big thanks for the source.

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