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Trump's Executive Order Unlocked $20 Trillion on the Ocean Floor...
One C$26M company moved immediately
*together with Deep Sea Minerals Corp.
China controls 80% of global cobalt refining and 90% of rare earth processing. When they banned exports to the U.S. military, they didn't just disrupt a supply chain, they threatened the production of every advanced weapons system in the American arsenal.
The Trump administration treated it as an act of economic warfare and responded accordingly.
Executive Order 14285 declared seabed minerals a national security priority. NOAA fast-tracked permitting. The message from Washington: we will secure these resources ourselves, and we will do it now.
Deep Sea Minerals Corp. (OTCQB: DSEAF | CSE: SEAS) entered the space within days of the rule change, led by a CEO with 25+ years of deepwater operations at ConocoPhillips, BP, and Talisman.
The company is pursuing a dual-jurisdiction strategy across the Clarion-Clipperton Zone and the Cook Islands EEZ, both aligned with U.S. critical minerals policy.
At ~C$26 million, this is ground-floor positioning in what Washington has designated a national security imperative.
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