America's $12 billion strategic mineral stockpile goes on-chain. Tokenizing the future of national resource security.
Essential raw materials vital for national security, economic prosperity, and advanced technology manufacturing.
Critical minerals include rare earth elements, lithium, cobalt, graphite, and 50+ other minerals deemed essential by the U.S. government for defense and economic security.
China controls 60%+ of global rare earth processing. U.S. dependence on foreign imports poses significant risks during geopolitical tensions.
From F-35 fighters to guided missiles, from submarines to satellite systems—modern defense relies entirely on secure mineral supply chains.
EV batteries, solar panels, wind turbines—the clean energy future requires 6x current mineral production. Demand will outstrip supply.
Every smartphone, every chip, every data center. Silicon Valley runs on rare earths. No minerals, no technological supremacy.
Nations that control critical minerals control the future. The new oil isn't oil—it's lithium, cobalt, and rare earth elements.
"We will never again be dependent on foreign adversaries for the minerals that power our military and our economy."
The Trump administration unveiled Project Vault—a massive strategic initiative to stockpile critical minerals essential for national security and economic independence.
This unprecedented move represents the largest government investment in mineral security in U.S. history, signaling America's commitment to reducing reliance on foreign sources.
Read Full StoryModern weapons systems require rare earths. Secure supply chains ensure military readiness without foreign dependency.
The clean energy transition requires massive mineral inputs. Domestic reserves power the green revolution.
Semiconductors, smartphones, AI infrastructure—technological leadership requires mineral security.
Strategic reserves protect against price volatility and supply disruptions that could cripple industries.
Be part of the movement tokenizing America's strategic mineral future.