Up to $700 million is earmarked for Phase I of a proposed Datavault AI-Patriot Strategic Metals platform to finance, tokenize, settle and manage strategic mineral assets.
The Strategic Materials Acquisition Platform would pair PSM’s mining, offtake, refining and inventory operations with Datavault AI’s real-world-asset tokenization, blockchain settlement and AI software.
About $62 million of the Phase I program is allocated to Datavault AI technology integration, licensing, platform development and implementation, subject to financing, definitive agreements, board approvals and regulation.
Datavault AI said the framework could give it 25% of net distributable platform profits and support recurring licensing, platform and transaction revenue if commercial deployment proceeds.
The companies cast SMAP as infrastructure for AI, semiconductors, defense and energy supply chains, while PSM’s broader procurement platform cites arranged revolving capacity of up to $20 billion.
Will tokenizing minerals solve real-world supply chain risks or just create new digital ones for Wall Street?
How will this US-centric digital platform alter the global geopolitical struggle for control over critical raw materials?
With insiders selling stock, can a firm with a $53M loss truly deliver on this $700M national security project?
Datavault AI and Patriot Strategic Metals Propose $20 Billion Digital Platform to Transform Critical Minerals Supply Chain
Overview
Datavault AI Inc. has announced a proposed strategic partnership with Patriot Strategic Metals LLC to jointly develop the Strategic Materials Acquisition Platform (SMAP). This initiative aims to strengthen the supply chain for critical minerals by creating a robust infrastructure for acquiring, storing, transporting, certifying, insuring, and distributing these essential resources. The partnership supports Patriot Strategic Metals’ broader procurement platform, which is envisioned as a comprehensive solution for managing strategic mineral resources and includes an arranged revolving procurement facility of up to $20 billion. Together, they seek to modernize and secure the critical minerals supply chain.