This looks like another classic DBMM promo. The timing says everything. Paid promoters suddenly show up on the board. Then a big partnership PR drops. And of course it is pushed through a press release service anyone can pay for, not through a major outlet and definitely not through the SEC.
There is no filing that explains any financial impact. No contract details. No revenue terms. No commitments. No customer list. Nothing that would make this a real material event. If this deal actually produced revenue DBMM would be required to file. They filed zero. That tells you the partnership is just a marketing arrangement with no measurable business value.
The PR itself is full of hype language and inflated market numbers but not a single real data point about money changing hands. Xamun might be a real company, but DBMM gains far more from this announcement than they do. This fits the same pattern DBMM has used for years. Loud announcements. No revenue growth. No follow through. Then the cycle repeats.
This looks like another attempt to create volume and excitement so the company can keep the story alive without delivering actual results. The presence of paid pumpers before the PR is the biggest red flag of all.