Datavault AI sets Q3 2025 objectives including new digital asset platforms

Datavault AI Inc. (NASDAQ: DVLT) announced strategic objectives for the third quarter of 2025, including plans to launch new digital asset trading platforms and complete strategic acquisitions.

The company stated it will establish three new exchanges: the International Elements Exchange, International NIL Exchange, and American Politics Exchange, utilizing Web 3.0 technologies and high-performance computing systems. These platforms are intended to facilitate trading of commodities including geothermal energy, carbon credits, gold, silver, diamonds, lithium, and rare earth elements.

Datavault AI plans to complete all strategic acquisitions for 2025 within its Acoustic and Data divisions during the quarter. The company also outlined a supercomputer and AI development strategy for 2026 and beyond.

The initiatives will leverage the company's patented Datavalue and DataScore software, developed with IBM WatsonX teams, and NYIAX blockchain exchange technology secured through an exclusive license.

"We have 3 key objectives for the quarter, they are: (a) the establishment of certain innovative 'marketplaces' or 'platforms' to enable the trading of certain innovative stablecoins; (b) establishment of high performance computing and AI development strategy execution (c) the completion of all key strategic acquisitions for the entirety of 2025," said CEO Nathaniel T. Bradley.

The company indicated it will engage with regulatory authorities for necessary approvals before launching the platforms. Datavault AI noted the pending GENIUS Act, which has passed the Senate and awaits House action, with a potential vote in late July 2025.

The company holds over 70 patents in its portfolio, including technologies for blockchain-based commodity trading, AI-powered valuation, and digital asset exchange systems.

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