BEAVERTON, OR / ACCESS Newswire / October 20, 2025 / For years, everyone in tech claimed data was the new oil. Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT) just proved it's the new currency.

The spark hit on September 22 when Datavault teamed up with Nature's Miracle Holding and Harrison Global Holdings to launch the X Club, a hub for the global XRP community. Most people saw another block-chain alliance. Insiders saw the start of a new kind of economic architecture where verified data, not speculation, drives value.

That same week, CEO Nathaniel Bradley stepped into XRP Seoul 2025, a room packed with engineers, quant traders, and policymakers, and made the case that Datavault's platform doesn't just tokenize information. It gives it a passport. Every credential, every file, every real-world asset gets a digital twin that can prove its worth in real time. The crowd didn't just nod. They took notes.

The Moment Capital Caught Up
By September 25, capital markets did more than listen. Scilex Holding Company committed a $150 million strategic investment using digital assets, one of the largest in small-cap AI history. Two days later, the first tranche closed. That wasn't a handshake deal. It was a declaration that institutional money now sees Datavault as a core infrastructure play.

The follow-through was fast. Within days, IBM threw its weight behind Datavault with 20,000 hours of engineers and architects, an in-kind resource commitment that reads like an accelerant. IBM does not loan its best people to maybes. It does it for moonshots.

Then came the MOU with Korea Aerospace University, fusing digital credentialing with aviation. Think pilot IDs, simulation records, and maintenance logs, all verified in real time, tamper-proof, and auditable. Aviation has always been about safety. Now it's about proof.

From Debt to Dynamite
By October 1, Datavault announced it had converted $13.3 million in convertible debt, tightening its balance sheet just as growth capital started flowing. The timing was surgical. A week later, it completed an additional $6.67 million secured note offering, enough to lock in expansion without overreliance on equity dilution.

The company then regained Nasdaq compliance, a quiet but symbolic victory that reopens the gates to institutional ownership. For a stock that once lived on volatility, holding above a dollar was not just technical. It was psychological. It told the market the floor had changed.

What came next was a subtle but crucial shift in perception. Investors started to realize Datavault wasn't financing survival; it was financing momentum. Each financial move aligned with the larger goal of building a capital structure that could scale without losing control. The market began to understand that Datavault wasn't simply raising funds. It was raising standards for how an emerging AI company can use capital strategically without trading away its identity.

Technology With a Pulse
October turned into a festival of rollouts. The ADIO^® inaudible-tone technology went live on ViBe 99.7 FM, embedding digital signals inside music to turn any broadcast into an interactive experience. A radio ad can now trigger a mobile offer without a single click. That's not marketing. That's sensory engineering.

Then came WiSA Connect, the next evolution of Datavault's wireless-audio ecosystem, alongside a new transmitter module and certification suite. It all folds back into the same thesis: every sound, every signal, and every data point has latent value if you can verify it. Datavault's stack turns that latent value into currency.

The technology narrative is also a cultural one. Datavault has shown that innovation doesn't have to be confined to labs or whitepapers. It can live in the songs people hear, the shows they watch, and the content they share. Even jokes. The company's fusion of sound, signal, and proof bridges the gap between entertainment and enterprise. It's proof that creativity and computation can coexist - and even amplify each other when aligned by data.

Proof as the Product
Behind the headlines, Datavault's 4Q outlook called for $12 to $15 million in revenue, fully funded and backed by one of the strongest partnership pipelines in its history. Add the LOI to acquire NYIAX, and suddenly Datavault is not just collecting data. It's building the infrastructure to trade it, score it, and collateralize it. The plan to launch four Delaware-based data exchanges spanning real-world assets, name-image-likeness, corporate disclosures, and political donations reads like a map of where the internet is actually heading.

They call it the Information Data Exchange. Investors are starting to call it something else. A multi-exchange moat.

What separates Datavault from most "AI and block-chain" stories is that its ecosystem produces measurable outputs. This is not a company chasing trends; it is creating the language that others will have to use. Data is becoming its own economy, and Datavault has already written the bylaws. Proof, in their model, is not the byproduct of compliance. It's the foundation of commerce.

The Market Finally Gets It
Since September, Datavault shares have surged more than 623% to its current $2.46. It is not a meme rally. It is a recognition event. The company that began as WiSA Technologies is now a full-stack AI and data-monetization platform with its hands in aerospace, broadcasting, blockchain, and credentialing.

The timing could not be sharper. The AI race has matured past chatbots and GPUs. The next frontier is validation. Who owns the data, how it is scored, and how it can be trusted. Datavault has built the rails for that economy. Every new partner, every pilot, and every press release reinforces the same thesis. In the data economy, proof is the new profit.

And perhaps most telling, the narrative no longer depends on what Datavault could become. It rests on what it already is. A verified operator in a space overrun by noise. A company whose products touch culture, media, and infrastructure all at once. The story isn't about a stock breaking out. It's about a standard being set. Investors are no longer guessing. They are aligning with proof.

About Datavault AI
Datavault AI™ (NasdaHPM:DVLT) is leading the way in AI driven data experiences, valuation and monetization of assets in the Web 3.0 environment. The company's cloud-based platform provides comprehensive solutions with a collaborative focus in its Acoustic Science and Data Science Divisions. Datavault AI's Acoustic Science Division features WiSA®, ADIO® and Sumerian® patented technologies and industry-first foundational spatial and multichannel wireless HD sound transmission technologies with IP covering audio timing, synchronization and multi-channel interference cancellation. The Data Science Division leverages the power of Web 3.0 and high-performance computing to provide solutions for experiential data perception, valuation and secure monetization. Datavault AI's cloud-based platform provides comprehensive solutions serving multiple industries, including HPC software licensing for sports & entertainment, events & venues, biotech, education, fintech, real estate, healthcare, energy and more. The Information Data Exchange® (IDE) enables Digital Twins, licensing of name, image and likeness (NIL) by securely attaching physical real-world objects to immutable metadata objects, fostering responsible AI with integrity. Datavault AI's technology suite is completely customizable and offers AI and Machine Learning (ML) automation, third-party integration, detailed analytics and data, marketing automation and advertising monitoring. The company is headquartered in Beaverton, OR. Learn more about Datavault AI at www.dvlt.ai.

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