US launches $12B mineral reserve; Canadian explorer EagleOne Metals gains key critical minerals exposure cheaply.

The U.S. government initiated Project Vault, a $12 billion effort to build a strategic reserve of 60 critical minerals, highlighting a growing supply deficit in key commodities like uranium, rare earths, copper, and cobalt. Amid this, Canadian company EagleOne Metals acquired a Utah project rich in these minerals for just US$50,000, gaining exposure to uranium, rare earths, gold, and copper. This move positions EagleOne uniquely as demand and government support for critical minerals surge, potentially increasing the company's value as supply shortages intensify globally.