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Datavault AI (DVLT) CEO on $150M Bitcoin Supercomputer Deal | Exclusive Marathon Money Interview

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Bradley says the goal is to turn data value into cash across every NASDAQ company.

Marathon Money opens by treating DVLT as something more than a quick hype pop. The after-hours jump in the stock sets the tone, and the market reacts fast to the new deal. The host brings on CEO Nathan Bradley for a direct, investor-first conversation. Bradley says the team has been working night and day and traveling to keep the deal moving. He describes DataVault as a company built around using AI without stripping identity from the user. He also says the company wants to stop content from being pilfered and make AI work in a trusted way. The pitch leans on AI and blockchain together rather than treating them as separate buzzwords. Bradley says the company is about putting data to work for people. He goes further and argues that data can become a monetized asset. The conversation shifts to his earlier work on accessibility technology and the long road that came before this moment. Bradley says he learned how success can still leave a founder diluted and sidelined. He says the public markets are a public trust, not a place to improvise casually. The host keeps pulling the discussion back to plain investor terms and asks what it means for holders. Bradley says the company spent eight years patenting and building before moving to commercialization. He credits key people around him for staying focused on execution. He says the $150 million deal gives the company cash room. That cash, he argues, reduces dilution risk. He also says that responsibility comes with an expectation to return 10 to 20 times the capital for investors. The conversation keeps circling the same practical questions: what the company is, how it makes money, and why the market should care. By the end, the episode leaves the sense that the deal matters if the company can turn the story into results.

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A company-led interview that turns the pop into a debate over cash, dilution, and execution.

Marathon Money opens with DVLT's after-hours jump and uses Nathan Bradley's appearance to frame DataVault AI as the result of a long, deliberate push to turn data into a monetized asset.

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