Expanding US Mineral Portfolio
London BTC Expands US Exploration Targeting High-Grade Gold and Critical Minerals
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Historical high-grade results underpin the phase-two expansion, with Teep yielding up to 40.56 g/t gold and 1,332.5 g/t silver; Black Star up to 16.2 g/t gold and 50.5 g/t silver; and Amonett-Frank up to 143.1 g/t gold and 88.3 g/t silver.
London BTC plans to evaluate at least 32 new mineralised clusters in addition to four existing Nevada projects, expanding staking into Nevada, Arizona and Texas.
Phase two mobilization targets late August through December 2026, with field activities including rock chip sampling and geological mapping across the four Nevada projects.
Phase two exploration will be led by Schiehallion Consulting in partnership with Dahrouge Geological Consulting.
The on-ground program targets four Nevada projects—Black Star, Teep, Amonett-Frank and Huntington-Whitman—with new samples planned mid-September and results released in line with QA/QC and review processes.
London BTC Company Limited is launching phase two of its US mineral exploration, with technical teams deploying to Nevada starting late August 2026 to advance four gold and silver projects while hunting for critical minerals like tungsten and antimony. Market Screener reported the company plans to evaluate at least 32 new mineral sites across Nevada, Arizona, and Texas, backed by historical results showing high-grade gold and silver — including up to 143.1 grams per ton gold from the Amonett-Frank project.
The expansion ties London BTC's dual strategy of Bitcoin holdings and metal assets together, capitalizing on rising gold and silver prices while aligning with US government focus on domestic critical minerals. Phase two fieldwork includes rock chip sampling and geological mapping, with assay results expected starting late September.
Four Nevada Projects Anchor the Exploration Push
London BTC's on-ground program focuses on four existing Nevada projects: Black Star, Teep, Amonett-Frank, and Huntington-Whitman. Kalkine Media reported these sites already show exceptional historical grades — Black Star yielded up to 16.2 grams per ton gold and 50.5 grams per ton silver, while Teep produced up to 40.56 grams per ton gold and 1,332.5 grams per ton silver. New samples are planned for mid-September with results released after quality review.
The company has partnered with Schiehallion Consulting and Dahrouge Geological Consulting to lead phase two fieldwork. Rock chip sampling and geological mapping will run through December 2026, with multi-element results for tungsten and antimony expected later in the year.
Hunting 32 New Mineral Targets Across Three States
Beyond the four Nevada anchor projects, London BTC plans to evaluate at least 32 new mineralized clusters and stake fresh claims across Nevada, Arizona, and Texas. Market Screener said the expansion reflects the company's data-driven approach to target generation, using historical results to identify high-potential ground in areas with proven mineral systems.
This broader portfolio approach balances risk across multiple commodities and geographies. The company targets gold, silver, antimony, and tungsten — mixing precious metals with critical minerals that the US is pushing to source domestically rather than import.
Linking Bitcoin Holdings to Physical Metal Assets
London BTC frames its mineral push as complementary to its Bitcoin treasury and mining operations. Kalkine Media noted the company is timing its expansion to ride elevated gold and silver prices while Bitcoin remains strong, giving shareholders dual exposure to digital and physical assets. The integrated strategy aims to lock in metal-linked returns while maintaining cryptocurrency exposure.
Phase two mobilization from late August through December 2026 represents a staged, data-driven approach. By releasing assay results sequentially and reviewing geological findings in real time, the company plans to refine its exploration focus and target the highest-grade deposits first.
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