Nvidia Reclaims $5 Trillion Market Cap as Shares Jump 4.58% to $205.50

Key Takeaways Nvidia's stock rose 4.58% to $205.50 per share on May 6, pushing its total market capitalization back to $5 trillion, per Bitget dataThe return to $5 trillion positions Nvidia once again as one of the world's most valuable companiesThe rally adds to a broad risk-on session driven by Iran peace deal progress and improving global equity sentiment Nvidia has reclaimed a $5 trillion market capitalization after its stock climbed 4.58% to $205.50 per share on May 6, according to Bitget data, making it one of the standout performers in a broadly bullish session for global equities. The return to the $5 trillion threshold is symbolically and structurally significant. Nvidia had previously reached this valuation level before pulling back alongside the broader tech sector during the Iran conflict-driven market volatility of early 2026. Wednesday's move restores it to that elite tier -- a club that currently includes only a handful of the world's largest companies. The AI infrastructure giant's recovery coincides with a session in which Nasdaq futures are up more than 1% on Iran peace deal progress, risk assets are broadly rallying, and oil prices are crashing -- a macro combination that disproportionately benefits high-multiple growth stocks like Nvidia, which are most sensitive to interest rate expectations and risk appetite. For crypto markets, Nvidia's return to $5 trillion carries indirect but meaningful relevance. The company's GPU infrastructure underpins AI model training and increasingly intersects with crypto mining and on-chain AI computing narratives. A resurgent Nvidia validates the broader AI and computing investment thesis that has been supporting tokens in the CoinDesk Computing Select Index, including Chainlink and Bittensor, both of which are posting gains in Wednesday's session.