Datavault AI issued a formal response to Wolfpack Research’s short report, stating the allegations are false and defamatory.
The response highlights Wolfpack’s disclosed short position and claims the report aims to manipulate the company’s stock for financial gain.
Datavault AI retained Paul Hastings LLP and Dickinson Wright PLLC to advise on litigation strategy and regulatory action, and will pursue all available legal remedies, including filing a lawsuit.
The company reaffirmed its intellectual property portfolio, citing more than 70 U.S. and international patents covering AI‑driven data valuation, inaudible audio signal technology, blockchain tokenization frameworks, and enterprise data monetization systems.
CEO Nathaniel T. Bradley said the company’s strategy is rooted in IP and execution, and that the allegations are baseless and will be vigorously challenged.
In Q2 2025, Datavault AI reported revenue of $2.67 million and a pretax profit margin of –810.8%. In a prior quarter, revenue was $1.74 million with a net margin of –1,309.82%. The company attributes the negative margins to significant investment in research and development and the scaling of its technology platform.
Datavault AI’s operations are segmented into data valuation, audio signal processing, blockchain tokenization, and enterprise data monetization. The company reports that the data valuation segment generated $1.5 million of revenue in Q2 2025, while the blockchain tokenization segment contributed $0.5 million.
Management noted that headwinds include market skepticism around AI and quantum computing claims and short‑seller pressure, while opportunities arise from licensing its IP portfolio and expanding strategic partnerships, such as the collaboration with IBM WatsonX and the acquisition of API Media.
Wolfpack Research’s report questioned the legitimacy of a $150 million investment agreement with Scilex Holding Company and raised concerns about potential dilution. The report also highlighted CEO Bradley’s past SEC settlement and connections to a convicted felon.
Datavault AI has previously engaged Dickinson Wright PLLC in July 2025 to file a lawsuit against naked short‑sellers, indicating a history of legal action to protect its market integrity.
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