Datavault lists token portfolio
Nasdaq‑listed Datavault AI said it will list a meme coin and an RWA token portfolio on Biconomy Exchange. The announcement was published April 13 as a company release. (financewire.com)
Datavault AI said it plans to put a bundle of meme coins and real-world-asset tokens on Biconomy, moving a Nasdaq-listed company deeper into public crypto trading. (accessnewswire.com) The April 13 company release said the lineup includes Dream Bowl I, Dream Bowl II, a Josh Gibson-themed coin, and proprietary stablecoins backed by selected real-world assets. Datavault said the listings are aimed at Asian markets through Biconomy’s Southeast Asia footprint. (accessnewswire.com) One token is already there: TRITON, tied to Datavault’s tokenization deal with Triton Geothermal LLC, is live and trading on Biconomy. Datavault said that earlier agreement could bring it up to $8 million in tokenization fees plus 5% of Triton’s token transaction fees after the planned offering. (accessnewswire.com) A meme coin is a token built around internet culture or fan identity, while a real-world-asset token is a digital claim linked to something off-chain such as energy projects, licenses, or other assets. Datavault has been pitching both: fan tokens tied to sports and entertainment, and tokenized assets tied to commercial contracts. (ir.datavaultsite.com) (accessnewswire.com) The company’s recent announcements show how those categories are converging inside one strategy. Dream Bowl tokens were distributed to eligible shareholders in December 2025, and Datavault said in February 2026 that it was preparing a Josh Gibson stablecoin and related name, image, and likeness licensing plans. (financialcontent.com) (ir.datavaultsite.com) Datavault is not a crypto-native startup trying to get onto an exchange for the first time. Its investor relations site describes a business built around data licensing, valuation, and tokenization, and its common stock trades on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the symbol DVLT. (ir.datavaultsite.com) (sec.gov) Biconomy presents itself as a centralized cryptocurrency exchange serving users in more than 180 countries. Datavault’s release said the platform was founded in 2019 and reaches more than 10 million users, figures that could widen the audience for tokens the company had mostly discussed in press releases and corporate presentations. (biconomy.com) (accessnewswire.com) Datavault has also been telling investors that tokenization is becoming a material business line. On April 8, the company said it had signed $750 million in tokenization contracts in the first quarter of 2026 and expected $77 million in associated fees. (ir.datavaultsite.com) The next test is whether those announced tokens move from corporate rollout to sustained exchange trading. For now, Datavault has one live token on Biconomy and a larger portfolio queued behind it. (accessnewswire.com)
