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Datavault AI to List Tokenized Commodity Programs on Perpetuals Exchange, Targeting Regulated Trading

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Datavault AI Inc. partners with Perpetuals.com Ltd. to list RWA token programs on a regulated exchange, opening tokenized physical commodities to a broader investor base.

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Datavault AI to List Tokenized Commodity Programs on Perpetuals Exchange, Targeting Regulated Trading

Datavault AI Inc. (NASDAQ: DVLT), a provider of data monetization, credentialing, digital engagement and real-world asset (RWA) tokenization technologies, announced it has entered into a Mutual Services Agreement and Statement of Work with Perpetuals.com Ltd. (NASDAQ: PDC) to list Datavault AI RWA token programs on the Perpetuals exchange platform. The agreement targets trading on regulated venues including PM MTF Ltd., an EU-licensed Multilateral Trading Facility regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission.

The agreement initially covers the MTB Copper project, with provisions for future expansion to additional commodity programs spanning gold, copper, geothermal energy infrastructure, U.S. strategic minerals and European iron-nickel resources. According to Datavault AI, the agreement provides a regulated trading venue for tokenized physical commodity assets that have historically been accessible mainly to institutional commodity traders, large-scale investors and those with access to specialized futures markets.

Three programs carry confirmed combined targeted issuance of more than $328 million, while the broader portfolio includes GoldVault(TM), Coppercoin(TM), MTB Copper, Triton Geothermal and the American Strategic Minerals Digital Asset Program. Implementation is expected in phases beginning with MTB Copper.

This development marks a significant step in democratizing access to physical commodity investments. By tokenizing these assets and listing them on a regulated exchange, Datavault AI is lowering barriers for retail investors who previously could not participate in markets dominated by institutions. The move could also enhance liquidity and transparency in commodity trading, as tokenized assets can be traded 24/7 and settled more efficiently than traditional futures contracts.

For the broader industry, this partnership signals growing acceptance of RWA tokenization within regulated financial frameworks. It may encourage other commodity producers and exchanges to explore similar tokenization strategies, potentially reshaping how physical assets are traded globally. Investors should note that while the platform is regulated, tokenized assets carry risks including market volatility and regulatory changes.

For more information, visit the full press release at https://ibn.fm/J12mq.

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