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Investing.com -- Datavault AI Inc. (NASDAQ:DVLT) stock surged 16.2% in Monday’s premarket trading after announcing a strategic partnership with Max International AG to establish a Switzerland-based Digital RWA Exchange for tokenizing real-world assets.
The collaboration aims to leverage Switzerland’s established digital regulatory frameworks to overcome key barriers to institutional adoption of tokenized assets, including regulatory uncertainty, technological scalability, and fiduciary trust concerns. The partnership will form the foundation for Datavault AI’s International Elements Exchange for tokenizing commodities and an International NIL Exchange for name, image, and likeness rights.
Located in Zurich, Switzerland’s financial center that handles over 70% of global gold refining, the platform will utilize Datavault AI’s global patent portfolio covering secure data tokenization, digital twins, and automated compliance. The company’s DataValue and DataScore systems will provide algorithmic valuations for illiquid assets to boost market efficiency.
"We have been approached by large corporations and governments to address growing demand for blockchain-driven solutions to RWA and NIL monetization—making the complex consumable and giving way to a simple tokenized, automated, fail-proof compliant scale," said Nathaniel Bradley, CEO of Datavault AI.
The partnership’s immediate goal is to facilitate the first regulatory-compliant trade on stablecoin platforms, leveraging Switzerland’s distributed ledger technology framework. With tokenized assets projected to surpass $1 trillion by 2030, the venture positions Datavault AI in the growing market for regulated digital asset exchanges.
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