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Looking ahead for 2026

October 15th 2025
MYRUF
Myriad Uranium
35¢ cents

The ticker for Myriad Uranium Corp. is MYRUF on the OTCQB market in the U.S.

It’s also listed under M on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE).

🪓 1. They must complete drilling first

The approval they just received is only for permission to drill — not evidence that they’ve found uranium yet.
Now they can physically start drilling those 222 boreholes.

Each borehole is a vertical (or angled) tube drilled into the ground, from which they extract core samples (rock cylinders). Those cores are then sent to labs to measure uranium concentrations (U₃O₈ grades).
• Until those assays come back, there’s no verified uranium.
• It can take weeks to months from drilling to published lab results.

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🧪 2. They’ll release assay results

Once lab assays are ready, the company usually issues a news release with the numbers, like:

“Drill hole CM-23-001 intersected 1.2% U₃O₈ over 3.5 metres.”

That’s when investors get the first real evidence of mineralization.
• High grades (e.g., 0.5–1.0% U₃O₈ or higher) are strong indicators.
• Low grades (<0.1%) might be uneconomic unless the deposit is huge or easy to mine.

You’ll know it’s meaningful if analysts or mining forums start comparing their results to nearby projects (for example, Ur-Energy’s or Energy Fuels’ Wyoming assets).

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📊 3. They’ll compile a resource estimate

If several holes hit uranium, the company hires geologists to model the deposit and calculate a NI 43-101–compliant resource estimate (Canada’s standard for reporting mineral resources).

That report will classify the material as:
• Inferred (early, uncertain)
• Indicated
• Measured (most reliable)

This is the first time they can officially say “we have X million pounds of uranium” — that’s the turning point from speculation to a quantifiable asset.

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⏱️ 4. Timeline expectations

Typically:
• Drilling phase: next 6–12 months (depending on weather, financing, and contractors)
• Assay results: usually released in batches as drilling progresses
• Resource estimate: only after several rounds of drilling, maybe 12–24 months from first hole

So investors won’t know they have uranium until at least the first assay results come out — possibly early to mid-2026 if drilling starts soon.

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🚨 What to watch for

You’ll want to monitor:
• Press releases mentioning “assay results,” “uranium grades,” or “mineralization.”
• Sedar+ filings for a “technical report” or “NI 43-101 resource.”
• Investor presentations with cross-sections or maps showing where uranium has been intersected.

October 15th 2025
MYRUF
Myraid Uranium
35¢ cents

Part 2
Looking ahead for 2026

October 15th 2025
GIG Capital
$11.80

When GigCapital7 (GIG) completes its merger with Hadron Energy, it stops being a blank-check company and becomes the new operating company. Here’s what happens step by step:

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🔹 1. Merger closes (“de-SPAC” event)
• GIG legally merges into Hadron Energy Holdings, Inc.
• The SPAC’s NASDAQ listing (ticker: GIG) is retired.
• The combined entity begins trading under the new ticker HDRN (or whatever symbol NASDAQ approves in the final filing).

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🔹 2. Your GIG shares automatically convert
• Each GIG share you hold becomes one HDRN share.
• You don’t need to sell, rebuy, or take any action.
• Your broker will simply update the ticker in your account once the merger is finalized.

Warrants (if you own any) convert according to the merger terms — usually 1 HDRN share at an exercise price of $11.50, but check the S-1 or proxy for exact details.

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🔹 3. Timing
• Shareholder vote: expected late 2025.
• Merger closing: Q1 2026 target.
• Trading under HDRN begins immediately afterward — usually within 1 business day.

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🔹 4. Bottom line

Before merger After merger
Ticker: GIG Ticker: HDRN
Company: GigCapital7 SPAC Company: Hadron Energy Holdings
Shares held: same number Shares auto-convert 1-for-1
You need to do: nothing Your broker updates symbol


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So yes — all outstanding GIG shares will transform into HDRN shares at merger close, automatically.
The key risk isn’t the conversion — it’s whether the deal actually closes and how many SPAC investors redeem before that (affecting liquidity and capital left for Hadron).

🔹 1. If you hold GIG before the merger

You currently own shares in a SPAC, not in an operating business.
That means:
• The shares are backed mainly by cash in trust, about $10–$11 per share (check the latest SEC filing).
• If you hold until the shareholder vote, you can redeem your shares for that trust value (usually around $10.30).
👉 That’s your safety valve. You can get your cash back before the merger closes.

But if you don’t redeem and the deal fails, the SPAC could:
• Liquidate → you get your ~$10/share back minus fees (low risk of total loss).
• Run out of time and extend → shares drift down due to uncertainty.

So pre-merger, your loss risk is low as long as you redeem when the option comes up.

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🔹 2. If the merger closes and you hold HDRN shares

Now you own an early-stage energy-tech company.
This is the high-risk part:
• If Hadron Energy underdelivers, can’t commercialize, or funding dries up → stock can crash 80–100%.
• SPACs post-merger often drop below $2 within a year unless the business performs.

So once GIG becomes HDRN, the “trust value floor” disappears — it trades on market confidence. That’s where you could lose almost everything.

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🔹 3. How to manage that
• Watch the SEC proxy: it will show trust value and redemption date — that’s your exit if you want to cap risk.
• Decide your stance early:
• If you’re investing for Hadron’s technology and are okay with startup-level risk → hold post-merger.
• If you’re just riding the SPAC → redeem near $10 and skip the de-SPAC volatility.

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🔹 4. Bottom line

Stage Risk of total loss Safety net
Pre-merger (as GIG) Low Redeem at ~$10/share
If merger fails Low Trust cash returned
Post-merger (as HDRN) High None — trades like any volatile small-cap stock

Wooohoo

https://discoveryalert.com.au/news/federal-policy-shifts-uranium-industry-2025/

lol 😂 Normies catching up
Shit that I’ve said since 2021 ⬆️ during the start of the Uranium Boom 💥

2032 Azazel Uranium Barons arriving at Davos to tell the Klaus Schwabs clone to go fuck himself.