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Datavault AI (NASDAQ:DVLT) announced a strategic partnership with Max International AG to launch the Swiss Digital RWA Exchange, targeting regulated tokenization and trading of real‑world assets inside Switzerland's financial ecosystem.

Company guidance targets $40M–$50M revenue in 2026. Recent transactions include the CompuSystems asset acquisition (expected to contribute up to $20M annual revenue by 2026), a licensing deal with GFT Rewards generating revenue in Q3 2025, and a $150M strategic investment from Scilex to accelerate infrastructure expansion. Datavault highlights patented DataValue®/DataScore® tech and global patents as core competitive assets. Management notes execution, regulation, and timing remain material risks.

Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT) announced a strategic partnership with Zurich-based Max International AG to launch the Swiss Digital RWA Exchange, announced October 21, 2025. The exchange will be operated by Max International under Swiss digital-asset rules and aims to tokenize and trade real-world assets (RWA) using Datavault AI's patented DataValue® and DataScore® systems.

The collaboration emphasizes Swiss regulatory oversight, institutional custody standards, and a near-term milestone: executing the first fully compliant trade on a regulated stable-value digital platform.

Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT) appointed Pete Scobell, a U.S. Navy SEAL veteran, as Vice President, Global Security on October 21, 2025. Scobell will lead global security operations, risk management, and real-world asset logistics as Datavault advances its Anti-Stolen Valor initiative and prepares the global launch of the International Elements Exchange. Management emphasizes operational rigor and integrity as drivers for secure RWA movement and client trust. Quotes from CEO Nathaniel Bradley and Scobell highlight mission execution, protective strategy, and values-based security.

Datavault (NASDAQ:DVLT) reported a string of strategic moves between September and October 2025 that reshape its capital structure and product roadmap. Key transactions include a $150 million strategic investment (first tranche closed), conversion of $13.3 million convertible debt, a $6.67 million secured note offering, and regained Nasdaq compliance. Technology and partnerships expanded with an IBM in-kind commitment of 20,000 engineer hours, an MOU with Korea Aerospace University, ADIO inaudible-tone rollout, WiSA Connect launch, and an LOI to acquire NYIAX. Management guided 4Q revenue $12–15 million. Shares have risen ~623% since September to $2.46.

Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT) announced a strategic partnership with Max International AG to launch a Switzerland-based Swiss Digital RWA Exchange, targeting institutional tokenization of Real World Assets (RWAs) and NIL rights. The collaboration leverages Datavault AI’s global patent portfolio and AI valuation systems (DataValue®, DataScore®) plus Max International’s Swiss domicile, regulated issuance networks, and fiduciary expertise.

The platform aims to overcome regulatory, scalability, and fiduciary barriers, enable the first regulatory-compliant trades on stablecoin platforms, and anchor tokenization activity in Zurich’s gold hub, which handles over 70% of global gold refining and trading.

Datavault AI (Nasdaq: DVLT) signed a letter of intent on Oct 13, 2025 to acquire NYIAX, a blockchain-powered exchange and advertising technology company with operations in the U.S., Europe, and Dubai. The LOI would bring NYIAX’s exchange, patent portfolio, marketing-as-a-service agency, and advertising business under Datavault AI, integrating NYIAX’s platform and jointly owned IP with Nasdaq into Datavault AI’s patented Information Data Exchange and ADIO ultrasonic advertising tech.

The companies expect launches of the International Elements Exchange (IEE), International NIL Exchange, and American Political Exchange (APE) over the next two quarters. Closing is expected in Q1 2026, subject to Nasdaq and stockholder approvals and customary closing conditions.

Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT) announced on October 10, 2025 three WiSA Acoustic Science Division releases: the WiSA Falcon 5GHz transmitter module, the WiSA Connect mobile app, and the WiSA Certification app. The Falcon module targets low-cost soundbars, TVs, speakers and hubs with up to eight independent 48kHz 16/24-bit channels, fixed low latency, bidirectional data, AES-256 encryption, and a cost-optimized BOM-free design. WiSA Connect discovers and controls WiSA E certified devices and creates audio zones. The Certification app guides interoperability testing and issues WiSA E certification during product development, and will be provided on association tablets with documentation and support.

All three components are presented as interoperable tools to accelerate product integration and consumer setup across price points.

Datavault AI (Nasdaq: DVLT) said Nasdaq confirmed the company regained compliance with Listing Rule 5550(a)(2) after maintaining a closing bid of at least $1.00 per share for ten consecutive trading days from Sept 26, 2025 to Oct 9, 2025. Nasdaq determined DVLT meets the minimum bid price requirement and may continue listing on the Nasdaq Capital Market. No further action is required by the company. The company previously disclosed a deficiency notice on May 6, 2025.

Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT) will showcase its new Joke Token technology on October 11, 2025 at Parlays Lounge in West Babylon, NY. The Joke Token mints a unique digital token for each original joke, records audience laughter metrics as proof-of-authenticity, and enables smart contract-based licensing, sales, and royalty flows.

The company says the solution integrates its patented Information Data Exchange and ADIO technologies, cites a portfolio of over 70 patents/filings, and links to a recent one-year pilot with ViBe 99.7 FM. Analysts cited in the release project the global comedy film market at ~$20 billion in 2025.