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Datavault AI’s Swiss Exchange Is Reshaping Its Future

Written by Jeffrey Neal Johnson. Published 10/24/2025.

A quiet corner of the tech market has suddenly become the center of attention. Shares of Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT), an artificial intelligence (AI) and data monetization company, have climbed more than 500% in the last 30 days, putting the stock on trending lists and drawing growth-focused investors’ interest.

For many, a surge of this magnitude prompts a key question: Is this a sustainable breakoutor a temporary, hype-driven rally?

Looking closer at the events behind the move shows a rally grounded in execution: a series of calculated announcements that have effectively reshaped the company’s growth trajectory.

Why Switzerland? Datavault’s Plan to Attract Big Money

The foundation of Datavault AI’s new strategy was laid on Oct. 20, when it announced a strategic partnership to launch a digital asset exchange in Switzerland. The move targets the expanding Real-World Assets (RWAs) market, which some analysts project could exceed $16 trillion by 2030.

The basic idea is to create digital tokens on a blockchain that represent ownership of tangible assets such as gold, real estate or intellectual property.

Location matters. By partnering with Swiss corporate advisory firm Max International AG, Datavault AI is positioning itself within one of the world’s most respected and advanced legal frameworks for digital assets and Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT).

That regulatory clarity addresses a major barrier to large-scale institutional investment in digital assets. For institutional investors, clear rules are a critical risk-mitigation factor.

Operating within a trusted regulatory environment gives Datavault AI a platform designed to attract the institutional capital needed to tokenize high-value assets—providing a level of compliance and credibility many competitors lack.

A Shortcut to Credibility: Datavault’s NYIAX Acquisition

Having a regulated venue is one thing; having a credible technology engine is another. Datavault AI moved quickly here as well, signing a Letter of Intent to acquire NYIAX, which owns a proprietary, blockchain-powered trading platform built on intellectual property developed jointly with Nasdaq (NASDAQ: NDAQ).

This approach prioritizes speed and efficiency. Rather than undertaking a high-risk, multi-year build of an institutional-grade exchange, Datavault AI is acquiring an existing, proven technology stack. That Nasdaq-grade technology implies the security, scalability and compliance institutional clients expect.

For investors, the acquisition materially reduces technology risk and shortens the timeline to revenue generation.

The deal is intended to ensure that Datavault AI’s planned International Elements Exchange (for commodities) and International NIL Exchange are operationally robust and ready for a sophisticated client base from day one.

From Paper to Profit? Datavault’s Aggressive Financial Targets

With a regulated foundation and a technology engine in place, execution becomes the focal point. Datavault AI provided concrete targets for that execution, issuing revenue guidance for the second half of 2025 in the range of $12 million to $15 million.

That guidance implies a large sequential acceleration versus the $1.74 million in revenue reported for the second quarter and establishes a clear near-term benchmark for the company’s performance.

To support this push, the company also strengthened its leadership team, naming Pete Scobell, a decorated U.S. Navy SEAL veteran, as Vice President of Global Security. He will oversee security and logistics for physical real-world assets—a crucial risk-mitigation role that complements the digital side of the RWA business.

These moves, together with a recent conversion of $13.3 million in debt and regaining Nasdaq compliance, signal management’s focus on building a solid operational foundation.

A Re-Rated Stock With a Clear Path Forward

Even after its dramatic rally, Datavault AI’s analyst community sees further upside. The consensus price target among three analysts covering the stock is $7.00.

Against the company’s current market capitalization of roughly $473 million, that target suggests analysts expect significant upside if Datavault AI delivers on its strategic plan.

The stock’s valuation reflects those high expectations: a price-to-sales (P/S) ratio north of 177 on trailing sales. While elevated, this metric indicates the market is valuing the company on the future revenue potential of its RWA strategy rather than on past results.

Another notable factor is high short interest. That skepticism can also be a bullish catalyst: if the company continues to execute and meets its revenue targets, short-sellers may be forced to cover positions.

Such coverings can produce a short squeeze, adding upward pressure to the stock. The recent developments mark an inflection point—shifting the narrative for growth-oriented investors from theoretical potential to measurable execution.