The company generated $266 million in revenue from its crypto mining cards, more than $130 million below its forecast earlier this year.
The number of listings on China's most prominent marketplace apps has increased in the last month and a half.
Computer hardware sites are beginning to see GPU stocks come back to pre-pandemic levels while prices have dropped 5%-10%.
The revenue for its crypto-specific GPUs is three times the company's projections.
Jon Peddie Research cited two reasons it believes high-end GPUs aren't worth the investment for ether miners.
Nvidia is also launching Cryptocurrency Mining Processors (CMP) specifically for Ethereum miners.
Images have surfaced on Twitter reportedly showing a crypto-mining operation using laptops fitted with high-end Nvidia RTX 30-series graphics cards.
Selling dedicated crypto cards would alleviate pressure on Nvidia's consumer models.
Investors suing Nvidia have opposed a motion from the U.S. chipmaker that would shut out the testimony from an ex-employee.
The debate over ProgPoW has become a flashpoint for how Ethereum makes big decisions.
The Monero community is making one last attempt to block specialized mining hardware devices from the network.
Graphics card maker Nvidia has said the downturn in sales to crypto miners drove a drop in revenue in Q4, despite a record year overall.
Nvidia has cut its 4Q revenue forecast, which already factored in reduced demand for GPUs used in crypto mining.
Gaming hardware manufacturer Razer has launched an app that rewards users for mining, but not with crypto or cash.
Taiwan-based tech giant Asus is now letting gamers use their graphics cards to earn a share of profits from cryptocurrency mining.