Datavault Gains on Passage of Genius Act
Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT) was in the plus column to begin Monday, as the leader in AI-driven blockchain and data monetization, announced the historic passage of the Genius Act into law.
The company believes that this legislation enhances the commercial potential of its patented technologies. Datavault’s AI agents deliver data-driven solutions that accelerate the integration of Web 3.0 tokenization to improve customer efficiency and bottom-line performance.
Simultaneously with the milestone, the company completed the acquisition of inaudible and data patent assets from Web Access, LLC. These newly acquired assets strengthen Datavault AI’s growing IP portfolio across key sectors including semiconductors, security alarms, and inaudible tone communications.
“We’re thrilled at the passage of Genius Act into law. It validates our business plan, our proprietary technologies, and the strategic foresight that has positioned Datavault AI as a category leader,” said CEO Nathaniel T. Bradley.
“Our Data Vault platform is uniquely built to serve the growing demand for tokenomic solutions across multiple industries. With scalability and market readiness, we offer a seamless path to adopt next-generation monetization models.”
Among the trademarks acquired, "Inaudible Tones": A registered trademark for technologies that transmit data through sound frequencies beyond the range of human hearing. This trademark covers use in mobile devices, advertising, and secure communication systems.
"Cousin IT" has also been purchased. A licensed character mark from the Tee & Charles Addams Foundation, tied to the quirky character from The Addams Family. The character will serve as a brand representative for the Inaudible Tones platform.
DVLT shares picked up three cents, or 4.3%, to 70 cents.
