Datavault AI announced a tokenization service agreement with Triton Geothermal, a full‑cycle baseload geothermal energy company. Under the deal, Datavault will digitize, value, and monetize Triton’s geothermal assets, earning up to $8 million in tokenization fees and a 5 % share of all digital‑token transaction fees generated by the forthcoming $125 million token offering.
The agreement expands Datavault’s real‑world‑asset (RWA) portfolio into the renewable‑energy sector and reinforces its strategy to generate recurring licensing revenue. By securing a high‑profile partnership, the company positions itself to capture a share of the growing market for tokenized energy assets, while the 5 % transaction‑fee stream provides a potential long‑term revenue source beyond the initial tokenization fees.
Datavault’s recent financials underscore the significance of the deal. In Q3 2025 the company generated $2.9 million in revenue—an increase of 148 % year‑over‑year—but reported a net loss of $33 million, reflecting negative operating and net margins. Management has raised its full‑year 2025 revenue guidance to a low end of $30 million and projected 2026 revenue above $200 million, signaling confidence in the scalability of its licensing and tokenization model despite ongoing profitability challenges.
CEO Nathaniel Bradley said the partnership “positions geothermal as a key solution in advanced energy systems and AI‑driven infrastructure development.” Triton CEO Pietro Castelli noted that Datavault’s platform “enhances transparency, compliance, and operational control of tokenized renewable‑energy assets.” Datavault’s chief marketing officer, Sonia Choi, added that the deal “demonstrates how real‑world digital assets can meaningfully support renewable‑energy initiatives.”
The announcement was well received by investors, who view the deal as evidence of Datavault’s ability to secure high‑value contracts and to expand into new asset classes. While the company’s profitability remains a concern, the partnership signals a potential shift toward more sustainable revenue streams and a broader market for tokenized real‑world assets.
Overall, the Triton agreement represents a strategic milestone for Datavault AI, offering a new revenue channel and a foothold in the renewable‑energy tokenization space. The company’s future success will hinge on its ability to convert the initial tokenization fees into recurring licensing income and to manage the high operating costs that currently drive its net losses.
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