Datavault AI Establishes Four Blockchain-Based Data Exchanges Targeting $16 Trillion Tokenized Asset Market

Datavault AI Inc. has formed four Delaware corporations to establish regulated, blockchain-based marketplaces across multiple sectors, signaling a major expansion into the emerging tokenized asset economy. The NASDAQ-listed company announced the creation of International Elements Exchange Inc., International NIL Exchange Inc., Information Data Exchange Inc., and American Political Exchange Inc., each targeting distinct market segments including real-world assets, sports and entertainment, corporate data, and political donations.

The strategic move positions Datavault AI to capture market share in what the company estimates to be a $16 trillion global tokenized asset economy. Each exchange will undergo independent regulatory review managed by financial advisory firm Houlihan Lokey, with technology infrastructure provided by NYIAX and Nasdaq. This regulatory oversight and established technology partnerships aim to ensure compliance and operational reliability across all four marketplaces.

Company leadership expects to launch the first exchanges before year-end 2025, supported by a strengthened patent portfolio exceeding 70 assets and funding from Scilex's $150 million strategic investment. The patent-backed tokenization frameworks and IBM-partnered AI engines form the technological foundation for these exchanges, enabling secure and efficient asset tokenization across diverse sectors.

The International NIL Exchange represents a particularly significant development for the sports and entertainment industries, where name, image, and likeness rights have become increasingly valuable assets. This exchange will provide a regulated marketplace for athletes and entertainers to monetize their digital rights through secure tokenization. More information about Datavault AI's broader initiatives can be found at https://www.datavaultsite.com.

For corporate data assets, the Information Data Exchange will enable businesses to securely tokenize and trade valuable data sets while maintaining control over usage rights and monetization. This addresses growing concerns about data privacy and ownership in the digital economy while creating new revenue streams for companies holding significant data assets.

The American Political Exchange introduces blockchain technology to political donations, potentially increasing transparency in campaign financing while reducing administrative costs. This application of tokenization could reshape how political contributions are tracked and reported, addressing longstanding concerns about political funding transparency.

Investors seeking additional information about Datavault AI's developments can access the company's newsroom at https://ibn.fm/DVLT. The establishment of these four specialized exchanges represents a comprehensive approach to asset tokenization, leveraging Datavault AI's existing expertise in AI-powered data valuation and monetization while expanding into new market verticals with significant growth potential.