New York, February 9, 2026, 04:53 (ET) — Premarket
Datavault AI Inc shares added roughly 4% early Monday in premarket action, trading at $0.884. That follows a sharp 32.9% surge in the previous session. On Friday, the Nasdaq-listed stock closed near $0.85, with more than 135 million shares changing hands.
DVLT stays active ahead of the opening bell, after Friday’s jump put the little-traded small-cap squarely in front of day-traders again. Now comes the real test: do new buyers step in, or did last week’s filings already run their course?
Not much movement on the news front. Datavault’s IR page hasn’t shown a fresh press release since Feb. 5, so investors are still chewing over last week’s headlines.
Datavault, in a Form 8-K filed Feb. 5, shared preliminary numbers for the year ended Dec. 31, 2025—the figures are unaudited, the company said. Gross revenue for the period is estimated at a minimum of $30 million, a sharp jump from $2.7 million in 2024. The filing noted that an independent auditor has not yet reviewed or audited these results.
Nathaniel Bradley, the company’s chief executive, highlighted newly signed deals and ambitious goals for shareholders. In a letter, Datavault reported inking $49 million worth of tokenization and technology licensing agreements during the fourth quarter, and put a 2026 revenue goal at no less than $200 million. “We accomplished all of the goals that we set at the beginning of 2025,” Bradley wrote. Datavault AI Inc.
Still, the “Dream Bowl Meme Coin II” token drop isn’t without strings attached. Datavault spelled out the fine print: holders have to set up a company digital wallet and actively opt in. The company also cautioned that these digital collectibles “may not have or maintain any value” and aren’t intended as investments or financial products. Datavault AI Inc.
There haven’t been any fresh announcements since last week, so traders are eyeing follow-on filings for clearer signals on 2025, moving past those first estimates. Discrepancies between contract headlines and what the audits show could hit volumes fast—or leave them flat.
Feb. 21 is the next key date—Datavault plans to kick off token distribution then, according to a filing. Each shareholder will get one token for every 60 shares held as of the record date.
