SAN FRANCISCO -- Perpetuals.com Ltd (Nasdaq: PDC) reported strong early results for its breakout UpsideOnly trading and market prediction platform and announced an agreement with Datavault AI Inc. (Nasdaq: DVLT) to list tokenized real-world commodity assets on the Perpetuals platform.

In its first two weeks, traders flocked to the UpsideOnly platform, attracting more than 30,000 active users, generating $4.5 billion in cumulative platform volume across 186,000 fills and 25 instruments. Reflecting the widespread demand for a risk-free product, users came from 185 different countries. Surprisingly, gold was the top instrument with $1.4 billion in volume, outpacing bitcoin at $1.2 billion with precious metals accounting for roughly 35 percent of total platform activity.

UpsideOnly is the first trading and market prediction platform where users can‘t lose. Traders make predictions across global markets and share in profits when those predictions are validated by Perpetuals’s proprietary AI, without ever putting up their own money.

Perpetuals also confirmed the company has signed a Mutual Services Agreement with Datavault AI, a real-world asset tokenization company, to list its commodity token programs on the Perpetuals exchange platform, targeting trading on PM MTF Ltd., the EU-licensed Multilateral Trading Facility operated on Perpetuals’s technology. The agreement initially covers the MTB Copper project, with provisions for expansion to additional programs spanning from gold, copper, geothermal energy, U.S. critical minerals, and European iron-nickel resources. These programs carry a combined targeted issuance of more than $328 million.

“The past two weeks have made clear that Perpetuals is building something that fills a major need in the market. UpsideOnly adoption has exceeded everything we projected, and now closing this Datavault AI agreement demonstrates our velocity,” said Matthew Nicoletti, Chief Strategy Officer and Director of Perpetuals. “We are moving fast and the momentum is real.”

“Perpetuals has built the regulated infrastructure that physical commodity tokenization needs and has been missing,” said Nathaniel T. Bradley, CEO of Datavault AI. “Partnering with a platform that has already demonstrated this kind of user growth puts our token programs in front of what we believe may be the largest possible audience at exactly the right moment for Datavault AI.”