Datavault AI Subsidiaries and Data Exchange Launch FAQ

What is Datavault AI announcing?

Datavault AI is forming four Delaware corporations to establish regulated, blockchain-based marketplaces across different sectors: International Elements Exchange Inc. (real-world assets), International NIL Exchange Inc. (sports and entertainment), Information Data Exchange Inc. (corporate data), and American Political Exchange Inc. (political donations).

Why is this announcement significant?

This positions Datavault AI to target leadership in the $16 trillion global tokenized asset economy through regulated exchanges that enable secure data valuation and monetization across multiple high-value sectors using blockchain technology and AI-powered solutions.

How will these exchanges be established and regulated?

Each exchange will undergo independent regulatory review managed by Houlihan Lokey, with technology provided by NYIAX and Nasdaq, supported by Datavault AI’s patent portfolio exceeding 70 assets and IBM-partnered AI engines.

Who are the key partners and supporters involved?

Key partners include Houlihan Lokey for regulatory review management, NYIAX and Nasdaq for technology provision, IBM for AI engines, and Scilex providing $150 million in strategic funding to support the initiative.

When does Datavault AI expect to launch the first exchanges?

Datavault AI expects to launch its first exchanges before year-end 2025, with the regulatory review process currently underway for the four newly formed subsidiaries.

What technology and patents support these exchanges?

The exchanges are supported by Datavault AI’s patent portfolio exceeding 70 assets, IBM-partnered AI engines, patent-backed tokenization frameworks, and the company’s Information Data Exchange (IDE) technology that enables Digital Twins and NIL licensing by securely attaching physical objects to immutable metadata.

What industries and sectors will these exchanges serve?

The exchanges will serve real-world assets, sports and entertainment (including name, image, and likeness licensing), corporate data, and political donations, building on Datavault AI’s existing experience across sports & entertainment, biotech, education, fintech, real estate, healthcare, and energy sectors.

How does this relate to Datavault AI’s existing business operations?

This expansion builds on Datavault AI’s core business in AI-powered data valuation and monetization, leveraging their Web 3.0 platform, Acoustic Science Division technologies (WiSA, ADIO, Sumerian), and Data Science Division capabilities for experiential data perception and secure monetization.

Where can I find more information about Datavault AI?

More information is available at www.datavaultsite.com, and the full press release can be viewed at https://ibn.fm/ja8Nd, with disclaimers available at http://IBN.fm/Disclaimer.