Resolution criteria

• This market will resolve to the garment that constitutes the outermost visible layer on his upper body worn by Jensen Huang during his first published or broadcast video interview following his departure as CEO of Nvidia.

• "Post-Nvidia" is defined as occurring after an official announcement or public confirmation that Jensen Huang has stepped down from or concluded his role as CEO of Nvidia.

• A "video interview" is defined as a recorded or live conversation where Jensen is questioned by a journalist, interviewer, podcast host, or moderator, and where video footage of Jensen is officially released to the public. Casual unverified fan sightings, audio-only podcasts, or still photographs do not qualify.

• Criteria for answers:

  • Leather jacket: A jacket where the visible outer shell is made of leather, suede, or faux leather.

  • Cosy cardigan: A knitted sweater fastening up the front with buttons or a zipper.

  • Plain T-shirt: A collarless, short- or long-sleeved knit shirt worn without any jacket, cardigan, or sweater over it.

  • Crisp button up shirt: A collared dress shirt or casual button-down shirt worn as the outermost layer (no jacket/sweater on top).

  • Blazer / sports jacket: A tailored suit jacket, sport coat, or blazer (non-leather).

  • Other: Any attire not covered above (e.g., hoodie, fleece, polo shirt as outermost layer, vest, etc.). Because this market allows new answers, additional specific options may be added prior to resolution.

• If multiple qualifying garments are worn layered together (e.g., a T-shirt under a leather jacket), the market resolves to the outermost layer. If he changes outfits during the interview, the outfit worn for the majority of the interview footage will determine resolution.

• In case of ambiguous garment classification, the market will resolve according to high-resolution video evidence or reporting from mainstream fashion/lifestyle publications covering the appearance.

Background

Jensen Huang has served as CEO of Nvidia since co-founding the company in 1993. Over recent decades, his signature uniform for public keynotes, media appearances, and interviews has almost exclusively featured a black leather jacket, typically paired with a black T-shirt. Fashion and tech observers frequently discuss his wardrobe choices, noting variations such as lizard-embossed Tom Ford leather jackets and other designer pieces during major announcements.