TLDRDatavault AI stock rises 3.38% after announcing a $100M $QEST tokenization deal.The $100M order launches IDE, NILvault, and APEX across several asset categories.IDE will support $QEST tokens tied to Project Qestrel’s edge-computing network.NILvault expands Datavault AI’s tokenization model into sports and likeness rights.NYIAX adds matching and settlement infrastructure across Datavault AI platforms.Datavault AI stock gained 3.38% before Wednesday’s opening bell after the company announced a major $QEST tokenization order. DVLT reached $0.1622 in pre-market trading after closing the previous session at $0.1569. The $100 million purchase order also starts commercial activity across three Datavault AI platforms.Datavault AI Inc., DVLT$100M $QEST Deal Opens Information Data ExchangeDatavault AI received an initial $100 million purchase order covering its $QEST tokenization services. The agreement starts commercial operations for the Information Data Exchange, NILvault, and American Political Exchange platforms. Datavault AI designed these platforms to value, verify, list, settle, and hold data and real-world assets.The Information Data Exchange serves as the main listing layer supporting the company’s tokenization operations. Its DataScore system evaluates asset quality, while DataValue establishes the estimated economic value of supported assets. The architecture creates authenticated digital records without moving or changing a customer’s original information.Datavault AI plans to list $QEST utility tokens among the first computing assets available through IDE. These tokens provide access and usage rights linked to Available Infrastructure’s Project Qestrel edge-computing network. Meanwhile, Datavault AI continues to reaffirm its fiscal 2026 revenue target of $200 million.NILvault Expands Tokenization Into Sports RightsDatavault AI also launched NILvault to manage name, image, and likeness rights through its existing infrastructure. The platform allows athletes and estates to establish ownership, value rights, license assets, and track transactions. It also creates digital records designed to support verification and auditing throughout the licensing process.The company previously partnered with 21 In Right, which manages Roberto Clemente’s name, image, and likeness rights. That June agreement focused on protecting Clemente’s rights and developing authenticated digital archives connected with his legacy. Datavault AI also planned digital collectibles and other engagement assets through the partnership.The NILvault commercial opening coincided with Roberto Clemente Day across Major League Baseball. Datavault AI used the event to introduce its platform through an established sports rights example. The company aims to extend the same structure to other athletes, estates, and licensed rights holders.APEX and NYIAX Extend Datavault AI Tokenization InfrastructureDatavault AI launched American Political Exchange to support auditable political data, advertising inventory, and campaign information assets. APEX uses the same DataValue, DataScore, and IDE infrastructure applied across the company’s other platforms. The system focuses on verified records and traceable transactions within applicable campaign finance requirements.The company based APEX operations partly on two Federal Election Commission advisory opinions issued during 2022. Those opinions addressed ordinary commercial sales of digital tokens and licensing of Datavault’s patented technology to political committees. APEX does not replace existing election rules and remains subject to federal and state requirements.NYIAX provides the matching and settlement infrastructure supporting Datavault AI’s broader marketplace strategy. Datavault AI acquired NYIAX on August 18, adding technology covering pricing, matching, transfers, contracts, and settlement. Together, these systems expand Datavault AI’s focus from creating tokenized assets toward building marketplaces around verified digital rights. The post Datavault AI (DVLT) Stock: Rebounds as $100M $QEST Deal Launches New Tokenization Platforms appeared first on Blockonomi.