#upsideonly

➤ Perpetuals' UpsideOnly platform launched with over 30,000 users and $4.5 billion in volume, with gold and bitcoin as the most traded instruments. ➤ Datavault AI and Perpetuals signed an agreement to list tokenized commodity assets, starting with MTB Copper and potentially expanding to other resources. ➤ Datavault AI also reported strong Q1 earnings and is pursuing a significant financing deal, highlighting strategic growth initiatives.

➤ Perpetuals.com's UpsideOnly platform achieved $4.5 billion in volume and over 30,000 users in its first two weeks, with gold and bitcoin as top instruments. ➤ The company partnered with Datavault AI to list tokenized commodity programs, starting with MTB Copper and potentially expanding to other resources, aiming for over $328 million in issuance. ➤ Perpetuals.com is positioning itself at the intersection of retail trading, AI, and regulated tokenized assets, though its stock (PDC) is rated Neutral by Spark due to weak fundamentals despite strong revenue growth.

➤ Perpetuals.com (PDC) has seen significant early adoption of its UpsideOnly platform, attracting over 30,000 users and generating $4.5 billion in trading volume, with gold and bitcoin leading activity. ➤ The company has partnered with Datavault AI (DVLT) to tokenize real-world commodity assets, starting with the MTB Copper project, targeting over $328 million in issuance value. ➤ Perpetuals.com leverages its AI-powered Kronos X platform and a MiFID II/MiCA compliant MTF infrastructure for trading and settlement.

➤ Perpetuals has launched UpsideOnly, an AI-powered platform where users predict market movements without risking their own capital; Perpetuals uses its own funds for trades based on AI analysis. ➤ The platform aims to align incentives differently from traditional brokers by sharing profits with users whose predictions contribute to successful trades, while Perpetuals absorbs all losses. ➤ UpsideOnly faces significant regulatory scrutiny regarding its classification under securities, derivatives, and gambling laws, and raises questions about model risk, capital sustainability, and potential for gaming the system.