Datavault AI Inc. (NASDAQ: DVLT) announced it received a $100 million tokenization purchase order from Available Infrastructure, a provider linked to Project Qestrel, the firm said Tuesday during a presentation by CEO Nathaniel Bradley.
The order calls for tokenization services on the company’s Information Data Exchange platform. The associated $QEST tokens represent access and usage rights to Available Infrastructure’s nationwide edge-AI fleet and are among the first compute assets to be listed through the marketplace, which Datavault uses to value, score, tokenize, and monetize data and real-world assets.
Datavault also reaffirmed its expectation of $200 million in fiscal 2026 revenue, stating it expects contracted opportunities to convert into recognized revenue over time.
The announcement comes amid a series of earlier corporate moves. On August 18, 2026, Datavault acquired the NYIAX matching and settlement stack, adding clearing and settlement capability to its data-marketing architecture. In June, the company disclosed a partnership with 21 In Right Inc., which manages the name, image, and likeness rights of Hall of Fame baseball player Roberto Clemente. That partnership is being developed under a platform called NILvault, which applies Datavault’s infrastructure to NIL rights. Datavault has also built out an American Political Exchange designed to bring auditability to political data and advertising inventory, using its Data Vault architecture, DataValue engines, and DataScore engines to value, list, settle, and hold constituent and campaign-intelligence data.
Separately, Datavault noted that two Federal Election Commission advisory opinions issued December 15, 2022, permit DataVault Holdings Inc. to sell digital tokens and license technology to political committees.
Bradley presented the results at the 28th Annual Global Investment Conference, hosted by H.C. Wainwright in New York City.
Shares and trading activity were not discussed in the announcement.
