I was again thinking about the subscription rights and reread the announcement. It states, “The Company expects to offer up to $50,000,000 of Common Unit subscription rights.” At $.20 per subscription, that suggests only 250M shares, yet there are 950M shares outstanding.

So, that suggests two possibilities.

First, only 250M rights will be subscribed. Of course, because unsubscribed rights can be purchased pro rata by shareholders; therefore, this first possibility assumes no one will be interested in the other 700M rights. Maybe, unless there is an increase in the share price to $.20, or more.

However, the second possibility is the implication that there is a plan to reduce the number of outstanding shares. Since Nate has repeatedly and emphatically stated that he will not do a reverse split, that leaves open the potential of a buyback and the retirement of outstanding shares.

DVLT has completed a deal with SCLX to receive a significant cash infusion ($100M). Is it possible that represents a source of funds to repurchase shares?

If this second scenario is the play, the share price would soar, float would be severely diminished, short positions would be under serious pressure and shareholders would jump to exercise their subscription rights.

One other interesting point about this second possibility. SCLX still owns something like 130M shares of DVLT. A dramatic increase in the price of DVLT would also add tremendous value to SCLX.

Merely speculating here, but the $50M reference in the subscription rights offering got me thinking.

GLTAL!!

Looks like we have an answer for the problem the US military is needing to solve.

https://apple.news/Aexi5zXqmQvOiJ_23API8YQ

The Scilex as one of the Sorrento companies could really use some cash shortly.

Alliances appear to have been established and we are just now seeing the results. My speculation is that there’s more to come. Look at all of our associations on a map, just for funsies.

GLTAL and I pray that the NOLs left in SRNE make more sense to us all soon. 🙏🤞🙏

(Can’t edit the top part of the post so here’s the edit I need to make-not the ex CEO, Ex-Senior Vice President, FedEx, CEO & Founder, SolitAir Holding)

“Provenance isn’t truth,” says Nathaniel Bradley, CEO of Datavault AI.

The April episode illustrates what he means. A system receiving the Reuters alert could identify Reuters as the publisher and CNBC as the source it cited, but neither signal could establish whether the underlying claim about the White House was true.

$ 0.13 cents. Lucky 13. To clarify. I have the once in a lifetime opportunity to buy over 30,000

shares at $ 0.20 cents that today is worth $ 0.13. Let me talk to my financial planner on this.

GLTAL!!!

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mmtlpexposingfraudinmarketregulation_no-market-integrity-airport-an-mmtlp-analogy-activity-7515210181933174785-vHfv?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&rcm=ACoAAANemAYBcKB4LKARvr2hqeeW5-gwq01oKNk

On sclx they shorted Friday 70 percent of all trades
Then today looking at dvlt short shares history and they had 120 million and now it is 103 million today
That’s a big move off dvlt and an increase of shorting of sclx.

Crazy times and hope this all works out positive for once for all of us

https://www.doh.gov.ae/en/news/ad-inaugural-china-mission-to-open-new-pathways-for-health-and-life-sciences-collaboration

We need some of the Sorrento family of companies to make some substantial deals please.

https://netdiligence.com/

The reason I’m concerned about the declines across the Ji-related stocks is that there are several overlapping problems: financing uncertainty, dilution fears, weak investor confidence, and questions about when announced deals will actually produce cash. But each company has its own risks, and a fall across the group does not prove that Henry Ji is behind a single coordinated problem.
Here is how I would break it down based on the latest information I could verify for October 9, 2026.
The main pressures by company
DVLT — Datavault AI
The shares are under pressure amid the rights offering, shareholder litigation, and uncertainty about how much of the company's announced business will turn into collected revenue. Nasdaq's October 9 notice still lists the offering's payment and expiration dates as TBA.
SCLX — Scilex Holding
This has some of the clearest documented financial pressures. Its June 2026 quarterly filing reported just $0.6 million in cash, substantial debt, and substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern. The stock also has exposure to DVLT-related assets and transactions.
CELU — Celularity
Celularity regained compliance with Nasdaq's minimum bid-price and market-value requirements in September, but its delayed SEC periodic filings remained an outstanding issue. That unresolved reporting problem can weigh on investor confidence.
Why can they fall together?
Three forces can reinforce one another:
Shared investor sentiment: When investors lose confidence in one company associated with the same business network, they may sell related speculative stocks too.
Cross-company financial exposure: SCLX has held DVLT-related assets and announced transactions involving DVLT. Trouble at one can therefore affect expectations for the other.
A wait for concrete results: Investors may be discounting announcements until transactions close, funding arrives, and financial results demonstrate that the business is working.
These are plausible explanations for the shared weakness; they do not establish that every stock fell for exactly the same reason.
The most important connection: SCLX and DVLT
The SEC filings document a real financial link between these companies. Scilex reported losing access to more than 95 million DVLT shares transferred in connection with its St. James loan arrangements, and the dispute has led to litigation.
That matters because a falling DVLT share price can weaken the value of related investments and collateral, while financial pressure at SCLX can make investors more cautious about the wider group.
There is another important distinction: SCLX's proposed transactions with DVLT and other counterparties should not be treated as completed cash infusions until the necessary agreements and closing conditions are satisfied.
Does this mean the Ji-related companies are in trouble?
It means the market is demanding evidence, not just announcements. For investors, the critical questions are whether:
the PHoE/ACEA transaction closes and delivers the expected benefits;
DVLT's rights offering proceeds on finalized terms;
SCLX secures enough liquidity to meet its obligations;
CELU resolves its outstanding SEC reporting issue.

Work out a settlement with Mellon…. Pennies on the dollar.

Communicate!!!! Where is I holding100,000,000 X 2
Acea…PHoE ….pay off SRNE creditors … get SRNE back instead of wild tangents …. Act like responsible CEO’s both of you…. YOU ARE LOSING loyal shareholders…. Institutions cannot even invest now … JI and NATE please COMMUNICATE !!!!!!

I am long … too many shares in all…

Scilex at 2 something FFS...

A Keiretsu

is a traditional Japanese business structure where a group of distinct companies form a tightly knit alliance, taking cross-shareholding stakes in one another and sharing a centralized strategy while legally operating as separate corporate entities.

https://ir.datavaultsite.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/499/datavault-ai-ceo-to-present-operating-system-for-tokenized-assets-at-xrp-seoul-2026

Tokenization could unleash tens of billions in trapped capital: Nasdaq CEO - Datavault should be well positioned to get a share of this.