NASDAQ:YYAI News 8 October 2025 - 14 January 2026

AiRWA Inc. (NASDAQ: YYAI) — the tiny, hyper‑volatile stock that pivoted from sports tech to Web3 and dating apps — ended Wednesday, November 19, 2025, slightly lower and remains a highly speculative, post‑reverse‑split micro‑cap. According to end‑of‑day data, YYAI closed at $1.06, down about 1.85%, on volume a little over 1.1–1.2 million shares.StockAnalysis+1 After the bell, a Benzinga “after‑market movers” report flagged AiRWA among the losers, with the stock dipping further to roughly $1.03–$1.04 in after‑hours trading.Benzinga There were no new company press releases or SEC filings published today. Instead, the move in YYAI appears driven by technical trading and ongoing fallout from the company’s October crypto pivot and 1‑for‑50

YYAI’s Transformation: From Tennis Tech to Tokenized Finance YYAI’s recent saga is a dramatic pivot from its roots. Until this month, the Nasdaq-listed company was known as Connexa Sports Technologies, a small-cap firm specializing in sports training tech (like the Slinger Bag portable ball launcher and AI coaching analytics)ts2.tech. Facing stagnation and financial strain, Connexa’s management made a bold leap into the hottest buzzwords of 2025 – crypto and AI. On Oct. 6, 2025, they announced the company would rebrand as “AiRWA Inc.” and refocus entirely on blockchain-based financial servicesglobenewswire.comglobenewswire.com. The crown jewel of this plan is the proposed AiRWA

Company Background and Pivot AiRWA Inc. (formerly Connexa Sports Technologies, ticker YYAI) made its name in sports technology – for example, selling the Slinger Bag portable tennis ball launcher and acquiring AI coaching firms like Gameface and PlaySight ts2.tech. CEO Mike Ballardie had steered the company toward sports-AI (stroke analysis, video coaching) and wearables, a market growing 23% annually ts2.tech ts2.tech. However, in mid-2025 Connexa dramatically shifted strategy into Web3. In late August 2025 it quietly filed an SEC joint-venture indicating that it and Singapore-based JuCoin Capital would each put up $250M to launch AiRWA Exchange, a cryptocurrency platform for

Company Background and Pivot AiRWA Inc (formerly Connexa Sports) built its name in sports technology. Its flagship was the Slinger Bag – a portable, AI-enhanced tennis ball machine – and it acquired analytics firms like Gameface AI and PlaySight to create a “Watch–Play–Learn” sports-tech ecosystemts2.tech. Under CEO Mike Ballardie, Connexa integrated AI vision systems and smart sensors to provide real-time coaching feedback (e.g. stroke analysis) to athletests2.tech. In Sept 2021 the company paid $24M to acquire Gameface AI, touting sports-AI market growth of ~28.7% per yearts2.tech. These moves signaled a strategy to become a connected sports-technology player. However, in mid-2025