Londra BTC Şirketi, Nevada keşif portföyünde antimon potansiyelini hedefliyor

London BTC Company targets antimony potential across Nevada exploration portfolio

Fri, August 14, 2026 at 9:36 AM GMT+3 2 min read

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London BTC Company Ltd (LSE:BTC, OTCQB: VINZF) is expanding the scope of its Nevada exploration strategy to include antimony, adding exposure to the US-designated critical mineral alongside the gold and silver potential already identified across its growing project portfolio.

The company's antimony will now form part of ongoing exploration targeting in Nevada, where London BTC has assembled a portfolio of early-stage precious metals projects through its wholly owned US subsidiary, Tethered Gold LLC.

The move broadens a strategy that has so far concentrated on gold and silver, with recent work producing high-grade surface results from several projects.

At the Amonett-Frank Gold-Silver Project in Pershing County, recent assays returned gold grades of up to 143.1 grams per tonne (g/t), the highest recorded to date across London BTC's US portfolio.

Black Star has also returned surface assays of up to 16.23 g/t gold and 50.5 g/t silver, with mineralisation identified across 2 target areas separated by around 2.5 kilometres.

London BTC has been progressively building its Nevada holdings during 2026, targeting historically worked areas with limited modern exploration.

Its portfolio includes Amonett-Frank, Black Star, Huntington-Whitman and Teep, with fieldwork focused on geological mapping, systematic surface sampling and defining targets suitable for drilling.

The company has appointed Schiehallion Consulting and Dahrouge Geological Consulting to support its US exploration activities and increase field capacity.

Follow-up exploration is expected to assess the extent and significance of antimony mineralisation alongside the existing gold and silver targets, while advancing the most prospective areas towards drill-ready status.

London BTC's core business remains Bitcoin mining and treasury management in North America, with its Nevada mineral portfolio forming part of a broader strategy to add exposure to scarce physical assets.