Saad Ullah
Something interesting is happening in crypto markets that's got traders talking. Bitcoin keeps falling in the days leading up to Nvidia's quarterly earnings reports. It's not just a coincidence anymore – this pattern has played out multiple times, making people wonder if AI stock sentiment is somehow bleeding into crypto.
Bitcoin Price Patterns
Trader @ali_charts has been tracking this trend, and the numbers tell a pretty clear story. Bitcoin has dropped five days straight before Nvidia earnings on several occasions:
- Back in February 2025, BTC tanked 11.82% in the five days before the earnings drop.
- Come May 2025, it happened again – this time a 5.33% slide over the same timeframe.
- And just recently in August 2025, Bitcoin slipped from over $116,000 down to around $111,736 right before Nvidia's latest earnings.
This consistency has people wondering if traders are deliberately cutting their crypto positions before big market-moving events.
Why Nvidia Earnings Matter for BTC Price
Nvidia has basically become the poster child for the AI revolution, and when it moves, everything else seems to follow – especially risky assets. Wall Street's expecting some pretty hefty numbers for Q2 FY26: revenue growth of 53.6% to hit $46.1 billion, and earnings per share jumping 48.5% year-over-year to $1.01.
Here's the thing – if Nvidia disappoints, money tends to flee from risky stuff like crypto even faster. But if they crush expectations, it could actually help Bitcoin bounce back from its recent weakness. The connection suggests Bitcoin is getting more tied to traditional market sentiment, especially during big earnings weeks.
BTC Price Outlook Around Earnings Week
Right now, Bitcoin's sitting at around $111,736, which puts it right on top of some important support between $110,000 and $112,000. If it can hold here, bulls might get the confidence they need to push back toward $116,000. But if this level gives way, we could easily see a drop to $105,000.
Traders are playing it safe for now. With Nvidia's earnings just around the corner, Bitcoin's habit of selling off beforehand might be about to test everyone's nerves once again.
Saad Ullah
