Tokenization firm Datavault AI (NASDAQ: $DVLT) and Coppercore Inc. said they are working together to tokenize high-grade copper resources.

The partnership announced on Tuesday will use Datavault AI’s blockchain platform to mint $100 million or more in Coppercoin digital tokens, with a scheduled launch by the end of the second quarter of 2026.

According to the press release, each Coppercoin token will represent five pounds of in-ground copper with pricing for the tokens directly linked to the COMEX copper benchmark.

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"Today’s agreement with Coppercore represents a major milestone in our global RWA tokenization strategy," said Nathaniel T. Bradley, CEO of Datavault AI. "By tokenizing copper resources, we are delivering institutional-grade, verifiable, and liquid digital ownership to investors while directly supporting the critical minerals supply chain that powers AI, electrification, and the energy transition."

Antonio Treminio, CEO of Coppercore Inc., noted that the modern blockchain structure allows the exploration and development-oriented mining company to accelerate value creation from its high-grade copper and silver assets.

Global copper demand is projected to surge by as much as 50% by 2040, according to S&P Global, driven by the massive expansion of data centers and renewable energy systems. 

Headquartered in Philadelphia, Datavault AI continues to pivot its focus toward the secure monetization of data and physical assets through Web 3.0 technologies.

Shares of Datavault AI are trading at 60 cents, up 6.85 percent.