It's Official: Constellation Has Been Acquired by AI² — Nasdaq Listing May 14

In a letter to the DAG family, CEO Ben Jorgensen confirmed what the community has been tracking through SEC amendments, the Form 8-A filing, and Nasdaq's listing approval letter: the deal is done. After nearly nine years of building, Constellation is going public — as part of an AI holding company.

"Constellation Network has been officially acquired by AIAI Holdings Inc. As of Tuesday, May 6th, we are effective under the eyes of the SEC, and shares of the AIAI Holdings common stock has been approved for a direct listing on the NASDAQ Global Markets and is expected to begin trading on May 14, 2026."

From Theory to Public Markets

Jorgensen walked through the eight-year arc — DoD contracts in 2019, Hypergraph mainnet, the Dor acquisition, metagraphs, Digital Evidence, Pacaswap — and framed the acquisition as the natural next chapter:

"We are becoming an AI company with products that leverage our blockchain, Hypergraph. Not the other way around."

That's the thesis. Decentralized infrastructure built for enterprise, now wrapped inside a publicly traded AI holding company with growth capital to accelerate the roadmap.

Why Verification Wins

Jorgensen put it bluntly:

"In a world where data becomes infinitely abundant, the critical bottleneck isn't production, it's verification."

That single sentence is the entire $DAG investment thesis distilled. The AI boom needs a trust layer. Constellation has spent the better part of a decade building exactly that — and now it has a Nasdaq ticker to carry the message into traditional finance.

Mark the Date

Thursday, May 14, 2026. AIAI begins trading on the Nasdaq Global Market. The endgame the community has been calling for years now has a timestamp.

$AIAI x $DAG 🚀