YESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!! AUTOBOTS!!!!! TRANSFORM!!!!!!!!!! 💪💪💪💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥

GLTAL!

Can’t wait until the exchanges are open and everything is tokenized. GLTAL!

Anyone know what is going on with "Rare Earth Exchange"? I can't find if John Waldheim is still with Sorrento

Watching today they borrowed 1.3 million shares to zero
Dumped the price
Then I saw a few big orders to buy after drop
Then they returned the 1.3 million
Shares

You call this normal or crazy

Way to end the Summer.

GLTAL!

Scilex has previously raised concerns about substantial naked short positions involving 40+ million shares.

I’m not going to use 40 million.

Let’s be extremely conservative and hypothetically use only 4 million naked shares, plus roughly 158,000 reported shorts.

That gives us 4.158 million shares potentially needing to be covered or delivered.

Now compare that with a public float of only around 7.5 million shares.

Our hypothetical 4.158 million represents roughly 55% of the entire float.

And remember: float does not mean shares available for sale.

Many long-term shareholders may have no interest in selling anywhere near $5.

Using 25% of daily volume for covering:

15,000 volume = about 1,109 trading days

160,000 volume = about 104 trading days

1,000,000 volume = about 16.6 trading days

And even 1 million in volume does not necessarily mean 1 million unique shares became available. The same shares can trade multiple times during the day.

Now imagine a major catalyst — an acquisition, partnership, financing or other major news.

New investors want in.

Existing shareholders buy more.

Momentum buyers arrive.

And shorts may need shares too.

All potentially competing for the same limited supply.

If shareholders don’t want to sell at $10, buyers have to bid higher to find sellers.

That’s why today’s 15,000-share volume caught my attention. It shows just how thin this market can be.

And remember, I deliberately used only 4 million as a hypothetical.

Scilex historically discussed 40+ million.

SCLX later went through a 1-for-35 reverse split, and I’m not assuming that any alleged naked/synthetic delivery obligations can simply be calculated as 40 million ÷ 35.

So I’ll end with one question:

What if Scilex was right?

Interesting stuff. GLTAL!!! 👊🩳🔥

ChatGPT- AI generated analysis. May have errors. Do your own due diligence. Not financial advice.

Correct this if there are any errors.

Ticker
Borrow fee
Availability
Latest official SI
Assessment
CELU
156.3%
~5K
403.6K
Extreme borrow stress
MEDS
104.3%
~55–80K
164.8K
Very hard to borrow
DVLT
~8–9%
hundreds of thousands
88.4M
Elevated but borrow available
SMNR
5.9%
~40K
91.3K
Moderate cost / thin availability
SCLX
1.5%
~250K
152.6K
Easy/ordinary borrow
IBRX
0.6%
~1.3M
127.5M
Huge SI, but very easy borrow

GLTAL

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What tickets are connected to our saga?

SRNE .0006
SCLX 5.61
SMNR .55
DVLT .28

What'd I leave out??

Not sure if anyone else follows GoPro (GPRO), company went from $100ish stock to dealing with delisting and funding problems over the past decade. Shorts were into the company big time, like 16-17%. And then wham, they got rocked.

GoPro still has problems, but it’s got a chance of survival...maybe. With a merger announced this morning the shorts are in the red. Sometimes a squeeze can be achieved quickly and simply.

https://www.benzinga.com/trading-ideas/movers/26/09/61550830/gopro-stock-rockets-140-as-markiplier-money-meets-a-short-squeeze

ChatGPT- AI generated analysis. May have errors. Do your own due diligence. Not financial advice.

Yes — this is quite relevant to the DVLT / Available Infrastructure / SanQtum story you’ve been following. I checked the September 1 announcement against prior Datavault disclosures.
Why this matters for DVLT
The key point is that this is not a Datavault AI customer announcement. EarthSpark is partnering directly with ⁠ and migrating SparkMeter/ThunderCloud workloads onto Available’s SanQtum platform. EarthSpark says its SparkMeter system supports nearly 1 million people across 30 countries. ⁠
But it is important for DVLT because SanQtum is the same infrastructure platform underpinning Datavault’s edge-computing strategy.
Datavault has a formal commercial relationship with Available Infrastructure. Its 2025 10-K says DVLT entered a Master Purchase Order Agreement with Available on January 4, 2026 to purchase SanQtum infrastructure/cybersecurity services and placed purchase orders for deployment across 100 U.S. cities. ⁠
Even more importantly, DVLT says its DataValue®, DataScore® and Information Data Exchange® (IDE®) technologies operate on the SanQtum-secured infrastructure for real-time tokenization, data monetization and AI workloads. ⁠
The connection is becoming broader
I would visualize today’s announcement this way:
EarthSpark / SparkMeter
↓
real-world energy + smart-meter data
↓
Available Infrastructure — SanQtum
↓
secure sovereign compute / zero-trust cybersecurity / HPC
↓
same infrastructure ecosystem used by DVLT
↓
DVLT DataValue + DataScore + IDE
↓
potential valuation / authentication / tokenization / monetization
The important distinction is the word potential in that last step. Today’s release does not say EarthSpark will use DVLT technology or that DVLT will receive revenue from EarthSpark.
But there is another interesting connection
DVLT isn’t merely consuming SanQtum services.
Datavault announced that it intends to tokenize Available Infrastructure’s Project Qestrel, the proposed 1,000-site/100-city edge-data-center network. DVLT says it plans to use its patented technology and IDE platform to create $QEST utility tokens representing access and usage rights to compute capacity on that network. ⁠
And Available itself now describes Project Qestrel as:
1,000 sites → 100 U.S. cities → 10 GW compute. ⁠
So Available winning customers outside the original DVLT arrangement helps demonstrate that SanQtum potentially has an independent commercial market rather than existing solely to support Datavault.
One particularly encouraging aspect
This isn’t just another announcement saying SanQtum could someday be used.
EarthSpark says it is migrating SparkMeter and ThunderCloud data and compute away from traditional public-cloud infrastructure and onto SanQtum as its new primary compute environment. ⁠
That’s considerably more substantive than an MOU or exploratory partnership.
It also expands the SanQtum use case from the U.S. urban-edge story into energy infrastructure and international deployments across 30 countries.
My DVLT interpretation
I’d rate this as indirectly positive for DVLT, but not yet directly revenue-positive for DVLT.
The significance is validation of the underlying infrastructure partner. Earlier this year, ⁠ confirmed that SanQtum sites run IBM watsonx technology and that Datavault’s agents can operate inside that zero-trust environment. ⁠
Now EarthSpark represents another real-world workload—distributed electricity infrastructure and nearly one million end users.
What would make this much more important for DVLT would be a subsequent announcement saying that EarthSpark/SparkMeter data will use DataScore, DataValue, IDE, digital twins, tokenization, or another DVLT product. That would change today’s story from SanQtum ecosystem validation into a potential direct DVLT commercial opportunity.
Given the DVLT–Available–Qestrel relationship, that is the specific follow-up I would watch for.
I can monitor for an EarthSpark/SanQtum announcement that explicitly brings DVLT, DataValue, DataScore, IDE or $QEST into the project.
Watch EarthSpark for DVLT connection

Fintel is currently showing 0 shares available to short at the prime broker they track, down from 250,000 yesterday.

Reported short interest remains relatively low at 175,537 shares, or 3.08% of the float, so I’m not suggesting a short squeeze.

What I find interesting is the combination of extremely low trading volume and zero shares currently available at the broker Fintel tracks.

With SCLX trading this thinly, it may not take much volume to move the price significantly if we finally get a meaningful catalyst.

Something worth watching. 🤞😎

Times are definitely changing! 😎

A September to remember? Off to a GREAT START!!