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This caught my attention.

India’s parliament is pushing for uranium mining projects to move faster as the country expands nuclear power, with UCIL aiming to double production by 2036.

For a country with more than 1.4 billion people and rapidly growing electricity demand, that feels significant.

Yes, more domestic mining means more supply too, but the bigger takeaway for me is that India clearly expects to need a lot more uranium in the years ahead.

If nuclear capacity grows faster than domestic production, imports will have to make up the difference.

India alone probably won’t move the uranium price, but when you add this to the nuclear expansion happening across China and other countries, the demand picture keeps getting stronger.

Could this be one of the catalysts that eventually pushes uranium prices higher?

After years of blockchain pilots and experimentation, major financial institutions are increasingly moving real-world assets on-chain.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has called tokenization the “next generation for markets,” while Forbes highlights what it describes as a $5.5 trillion bet as major banks race to build for tokenized finance.

The bigger question is no longer whether traditional finance will use blockchain, but how much of the financial system eventually moves on-chain.

What do you think will be tokenized at scale first: funds, bonds, commodities, equities or something else?

And for the parts of the economy electricity can’t reach — what takes over?

In Episode 10 of Critical Mass, Gaurav Sharma sits down with Gerben Hieminga, Senior Energy Economist at ING Economics, to explore the energy sources that could power the next stage of the global transition.

AI is driving huge demand for power, and nuclear is becoming a bigger part of the conversation.

The real question is whether uranium and nuclear fuel supply can keep up with the growth.

Silver’s supply deficit is growing, but the situation may not be as extreme as some headlines make it sound.

Still, six straight years of inventory drawdowns are hard to ignore.

Is the silver shortage being overstated, or is it only just beginning?

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