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Datavault AI to Exhibit Technologies at XRP Tokyo

PUBLISHED Apr 7, 2026, 5:33 AM ET

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Philadelphia, PA — Datavault AI announced on April 3, 2026 that CEO Nathaniel T. Bradley will present and exhibit the company's DataValue®, DataScore®, Data Vault Bank® AI Agent and Information Data Exchange® technologies at XRP Tokyo 2026 on April 7, 2026, at Happo-en in Tokyo, Japan. The company, listed on NASDAQ as DVLT, said the April 7 appearance will showcase its RWA tokenization and data monetization tools to conference attendees; the event schedule includes demonstrations and opportunities to engage potential partners and investors during XRP Tokyo 2026 this week.

By Neha R. | JQJO News

Timeline of Events

3 April 2026 — Datavault AI issued a press release via ACN Newswire and WhaTech.
3 April 2026 — Announcement named CEO Nathaniel T. Bradley as presenter for XRP Tokyo 2026.
7 April 2026 — Scheduled presentation and exhibition at Happo-en, Tokyo during XRP Tokyo 2026.
7 April 2026 — Planned demonstrations include DataValue®, DataScore®, Data Vault Bank® AI Agent and Information Data Exchange®.
After 7 April 2026 — Company engagement with attendees, partners, and investors anticipated following demonstrations.

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Datavault AI's showcase at XRP Tokyo could impact your investments. If you own DVLT shares, watch for potential market reactions. If you're interested in AI or data monetization, this event could reveal new opportunities.

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Who Benefited

Datavault AI and its executives benefited from increased visibility at XRP Tokyo 2026 through a planned presentation and exhibition of their DataValue, DataScore, Data Vault Bank AI Agent and Information Data Exchange technologies, aimed at engaging industry attendees and potential partners.

Who Impacted

The announcement did not identify any parties who suffered; it was a corporate event notice describing planned demonstrations and did not report harms, losses, or adverse impacts.