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Introducing Yellowcake Analytics v2. Yellowcake Analytics is a free research platform I’ve been building for the uranium sector. It started as a simple tracker for resource estimates pulled from SEC filings. These updates make it a full research stack and one of the most comprehensive free resources for uranium...

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nuke it

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Let's go, this looks sick Pat!

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Based man :) We like the yellow metal 🤝

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dammm, fire!

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👏👏

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this is lovely sir

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wow i love this! this is super helpful, thanks!

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Thanks! Some people's hobbies are playing musical instruments, surfing, or rock climbing. I make financial info sites.

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that’s really cool, patrick! gotta intro this to a few friends who are investing in uranium lol

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Do we have these but for RWA onchain?

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The DefiLlama RWA dashboard has a ton of info about onchain RWAs. Anything else you'd like to see on there?

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Probability of structure loss/severity given default on vaults perhaps.

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would you be looking for a risk rating associated with vaults or the assets comprising them?

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Ratings not that important but a benchmark comparison is good. Say against mfone and AA_FalconX would help. A transparency link to the disclosure would help as well.

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Bro any data on Bolivia uranium? If so have a project for you

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the import monitor is the part im opening first with those caps expiring

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actually useful infra for once, not just another dashboard

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Joe Biden blocked uranium mining today on a million acres bordering the Grand Canyon. Why would Biden block mining for an element used for nuclear power plants, electricity, radiation treatments? We already import 95% of our uranium from countries like Russia, Kazakhstan, Africa. And now, Joe is single-handedly losing Africa to Russia, who already controls our Uranium supply chain through its satellites. America already sends a billion dollars to Putin’s crown jewel uranium base, Rosatom. The same Rosatom that took over Uranium One, the company that donated millions to the Clinton Foundation, when Hillary was Obama’s Secretary of State. So why is Joe Biden funding Russia’s dangerous uranium monopoly?

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Jesse Day

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Good luck trying to get more of Australia’s uranium Narendra Modi. Last time India requested Australia’s uranium, Albanese opposed then PM Gillard and spoke against exporting. In 2007, he said on a uranium mining motion “the light on the hill is not the glow of radiation from a nuclear waste dump”. And in the recent nuclear fear campaign he posted that scenic Aussie locations were “under threat” from nuclear power plants. Hopefully our Prime Minister wakes up to the fact Australia is one of the only advanced economies not investing in nuclear soon…
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Good luck trying to get more of Australia’s uranium Narendra Modi. Last time India requested Australia’s uranium, Albanese opposed then PM Gillard and spoke against exporting. In 2007, he said on a uranium mining motion “the light on the hill is not the glow of radiation from a nuclear waste dump”. And in the recent nuclear fear campaign he posted that scenic Aussie locations were “under threat” from nuclear power plants. Hopefully our Prime Minister wakes up to the fact Australia is one of the only advanced economies not investing in nuclear soon…

Will Shackel

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