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Byron Street Research publishes concise, evidence-based investigative reports on public equities, with an emphasis on uncovering hard-to-find, material public information from unconventional sources. The goal is to bring visibility to overlooked public signals conventional investors may be missing and identify provable discrepancies between narrative and reality.
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Reports
Case Study: Energous Corporation (WATT)
On March 10, 2026, I identified undisclosed proof-of-concept (POC) deployments for Wiliot, a strategic partner of Energous, with several blue-chip customers, including McDonald’s, Whole Foods, Mondelez, and 7-Eleven. While official disclosures at the time were limited to Walmart and a second Fortune 10 retailer (all but named as Amazon), a directory in a Wiliot subdomain revealed metadata in its publicly accessible source code that listed these additional accounts.
Following the public sharing of these findings, Energous issued a press release confirming a “growing multi-vertical proof-of-concept pipeline,” validating the discovery. The stock saw an immediate high-volume reaction and continued to move higher after the subsequent corporate confirmation. Ultimately, the stock more than doubled relative to levels at the time the information was first disclosed.
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