1. The Wolfpack Research Report Contains False and Defamatory Claims Aimed at Manipulating DVLT Stock for Financial Gain
The Wolfpack Research report includes numerous false, misleading, and defamatory statements intended to manipulate Datavault AI's stock for the financial benefit of short sellers.
These claims lack factual foundation and have caused reputational harm to the Company and its stockholders. Wolfpack Research has openly acknowledged its short position in DVLT shares—demonstrating that its so-called "research" is driven by self-interest rather than truth.
"It's obvious that these actors are financially benefitting from spreading false information," said Nathaniel Bradley, Chief Executive Officer of Datavault AI. "We intend to file suit to hold Wolfpack Research accountable for its malicious conduct and to protect the rights of our shareholders."
Short selling is a recognized market practice; however, intentional market manipulation through false and defamatory statements is not. The Company is evaluating Wolfpack Research's actions and will pursue all legal remedies available under applicable law.
2. Datavault AI Has Engaged Legal Counsel and Formally Demanded Wolfpack Research Cease and Desist its Tortious Conduct
Datavault AI has retained Paul Hastings LLP and Dickinson Wright PLLC to advise on litigation strategy and regulatory action. The Company is evaluating its legal rights and intends to pursue all available remedies to protect its reputation and the legitimate interests of its stockholders.
3. Datavault AI Reaffirms the Strength of Its Intellectual Property and Strategic Value
Datavault AI's value is anchored in its robust intellectual property portfolio, which comprises over 70 U.S. and international patents covering AI-driven data valuation, inaudible audio signal technology, blockchain tokenization frameworks, and enterprise data monetization systems.
"Our strategy is rooted in IP and execution, not speculation," said Bradley. "The technology we've developed is already creating value across industries —from digital identity and healthcare to acoustic data and real-world asset tokenization. That foundation is unshakable."
Datavault's IP portfolio provides licensing revenue opportunities and a formidable barrier to entry for competitors. Recent patent grants include those covering carbon-credit tokenization on blockchain, virtual-reality data integration, and AI-driven audio tracking systems.
4. Professional History of Nathaniel T. Bradley
At Datavault AI, Bradley has led the development of innovations in AI data valuation, blockchain for real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, and AI-powered audio communication through the Company's ADIO® technology. His reputation for building mission-driven, patent-protected platforms is widely recognized across both technology and capital markets.
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