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Datavault AI (DVLT) CEO Details WBC Partnership, Dream Bowl Initiative and Major Sports Expansion in Exclusive Marathon Money Interview

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Nathan Bradley says the WBC can instantly pay fighters, foundations, and rights holders through one tokenized split.

1. Marathon Money Podcast speaks with Nathan Bradley from Datavault AI about the company's WBC partnership and Dream Bowl initiative. 2. Kenny Coins hosts the conversation and introduces Bradley as the Datavault executive fielding investor questions about recent company developments. 3. The episode asks what Datavault's latest sports and data deals actually do, and how they turn data into revenue. 4. Bradley says Datavault is in the midst of acquiring API Media and adding new talent at its Philadelphia headquarters. 5. He says the company is building tokenomics systems in Georgia with Jeff Jones and is focused on compliant trading of RWA assets and NIL assets. 6. Bradley says the company has record revenue in its acoustic division and mentions WISA E, Falcon, Endeavor, and audio-tone technology. 7. He says inaudible-tone tools can work for NBC Universal, HBO, sports venues, and brand activations like Tommy Hilfiger, Polo, and Ralph Lauren. 8. Bradley describes DV Hollow as a 3D experiential system that can showcase data-driven consumer displays and product exhibits. 9. He says Datavault owns intellectual property behind the information data exchange and can conform data into tradable formats on the NASDAQ. 10. He says the WBC contract lets Datavault mint coins, use smart contracts, and split payments automatically to fighters and foundations. 11. Bradley cites Floyd Mayweather, Mike Tyson, Oscar de la Hoya, Roberto Duran, and Muhammad Ali while explaining NIL rights and brand control. 12. He says WBC is number two globally in event-based revenue and uses its fight archive, including Mayweather versus McGregor, as a data-rich example. 13. He says Datavault can measure hand speed, foot speed, punching power, and fighter location to help WBC identify future super fights. 14. Bradley extends the idea to American-versus-Russian bouts and other rivalries that could be settled through boxing events. 15. He says the WBC deal started when it was announced and that the first activation is a public WBC conference demo. 16. He says the demo includes Adio tone technology, verify-you identity tools, commemorative NFTs, and NIL exchange revenue for fighters. 17. Bradley then pivots to the Dream Bowl at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, set for January 11, with NFL alumni and a global broadcast. 18. He says the Dream Bowl will use AI to identify overlooked athletes, run Madden and esports competitions, and work with IBM on selection systems. 19. The conversation is direct, promotional in tone, and driven by Bradley's long-form explanations of technology, sports, and compliance. 20. People interested in sports-tech monetization, NIL rights, and data platforms would get the most from this episode, while listeners wanting a light, casual chat would probably skip it.

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