How to trade Nvidia (NVDA)
BRVX lets you trade Nvidia as a NVDA/USDT perpetual: buy to go long, sell to short NVDA, with 5x–50x leverage on NVDA and a 0.05% fee to open. Margin is crypto, the quote keeps moving after the Nasdaq close. No NVDA shares, dividends or votes change hands.
- 50x Max leverage on NVDA
- 0.05% Fee per side on NVDA
- 0.0023% / 0.0023% Funding long / short on NVDA
- 6 Margin tokens for NVDA
Nvidia guide contents
What the Nvidia perpetual is
Nvidia designs the GPUs that train and run most AI models, which made it one of the largest companies in the world and one of the most traded stocks. Its shares list on Nasdaq.
The BRVX NVDA perp tracks the share price in USDT without expiry. It is a synthetic contract: no shares, no broker, no settlement.
Nvidia's fiscal year ends in late January; it reports in late February, May, August and November. GTC in March is where new GPU architectures are shown. Data-centre revenue now makes up the large majority of sales.
What moves NVDA
Nvidia trades on the AI spending cycle.
- Quarterly results and guidance, especially data-center revenue — the biggest single-day moves come on report nights.
- Capex plans of the cloud giants (Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta), who buy most of the chips.
- US export rules on chips to China.
Long or short Nvidia?
An NVDA long backs AI chip demand: bigger cloud capex, new GPU generations, higher data-centre revenue.
An NVDA short bets on slowing AI spending, export limits or a report that misses sky-high expectations.
Shorting or buying NVDA on BRVX
Open NVDA · USDT
In the pair selector, go to stocks and pick NVDA.
Pick leverage
Post margin. NVDA runs 5x–50x with presets at 10x, 30x and 50x; the default is 25x.
NVDA: Buy or Sell
Buy is a long, Sell a short — that is how you short Nvidia here. TP / SL Triggers sets exits; the order fills at market.
Hold across sessions
Funding is 0.0023% per hour on each side, so a multi-week position adds up.
Leverage works both ways: a small move against you can lose you the whole margin.
NVDA hours and weekends
Nasdaq trades NVDA 9:30–16:00 New York time on weekdays. On BRVX the NVDA quote keeps updating outside those hours and over weekends, so news on a Saturday shows up in your P&L before Monday's open.
NVDA example: a 4% move
NVDA moving 4% in a day is common around AI news. With $100 margin at 10x:
NVDA worked example
| Nvidia trade | Amount |
|---|---|
| NVDA margin | $100 |
| NVDA leverage | 10x |
| NVDA position size | $1,000 |
| NVDA fee, open + close | $1.00 |
| NVDA funding per 24 h, long / short | $0.55 / $0.55 |
| NVDA +4% | NVDA long +$40.00 (+40% of margin), NVDA short −$40.00 |
| NVDA −4% | NVDA long −$40.00, NVDA short +$40.00 (+40% of margin) |
| NVDA liquidation | not modelled |
Nvidia risks to know
- Earnings nights have moved NVDA 8–10% in a session; at 10x that is most of the margin.
- Weekend quotes can move while the exchange is shut, and the Monday open can differ again.
- Hourly funding runs on both sides.
Event risk is concentrated.
Nvidia FAQ
How do you short Nvidia stock on BRVX?
Open NVDA · USDT, set margin and leverage, and press Sell. The short gains if NVDA falls.
What is the max leverage on NVDA?
50x, lower than most stocks on BRVX; the minimum is 5x.
Do I own Nvidia shares on BRVX?
No. It is a perpetual on the price: no shares, dividends or votes.
Can I trade NVDA on weekends?
The NVDA quote on BRVX updates on weekends, unlike Nasdaq.
When is Nvidia's next earnings date?
Nvidia reports quarterly after the Nasdaq close; the date and time are on the BRVX NVDA earnings page.
Leverage works both ways: a small move against you can lose you the whole margin.