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Myseum Inc. (NASDAQ: MYSE) traded higher today, reaching an intraday high of $3.00, up $0.15 from Friday’s close, after announcing the granting of a new Israeli patent covering its advanced digital privacy technology. The stock’s rise reflects growing investor confidence in the company’s innovative approach to secure social sharing, with a current market capitalization of approximately $11 million and 4.2 million shares outstanding.
The newly granted patent — titled “Systems and Methods of Transforming Electronic Content” — strengthens Myseum’s already formidable 17-patent portfolio and reinforces its mission to build a privacy-first alternative to traditional social media.
Unlike mainstream platforms that monetize user data and rely on algorithms and AI to drive engagement, Myseum’s technology is designed around encryption, ownership, and user control. The company’s ecosystem, which includes the Timeless Digital Shoebox® and the upcoming “Picture Party by Myseum”, prevents user content from being scraped into AI datasets — a growing concern in the generative AI era.
Trading actively now alongside: Myseum Inc. (NASDAQ: MYSE): Electra Battery (NASDAQ: ELBM), Plug Power (NASDAQ: PLUG), Bitfarms Ltd (NASDAQ: BITF) Solidion Technology, Inc (NASDAQ: STI) XCHG Ltd. (NASDAQ: XCH) Dragonfly Energy (NASDAQ: DFLI), Peraso Inc. (NASDAQ: PRSO) and “Focusfactors” Synergy CHC Corp. (NASDAQ: SNYR) all trading actively in early sessions.
Myseum’s platform allows users to store, share, and preserve digital memories without data mining or algorithmic tracking, creating a secure and ad-free social experience. Its companion app, DatChat Messenger, further enhances privacy by enabling users to delete messages or entire threads remotely.
With its next-gen Picture Party launch planned for later this fall and global IP expansion underway, Myseum Inc. (NASDAQ: MYSE) continues to distinguish itself as a disruptive small-cap innovator at the intersection of social networking, AI protection, and digital privacy — sectors poised for major growth heading into 2026.