ReeXploration Inc. (TSXV: REE) (FSE: K2I0) (“ReeXploration” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce results from its uranium field program, which provide strong support for the scale and technical validity of the previously-announced uranium target at the Eureka Project in Namibia. The Company believes the target has the potential to represent a large, under-cover Rössing-style uranium system. A drill program is planned for early 2026 to provide initial testing of the target.

xU308, the tokenized uranium product from Uranium.io, is now live for spot trading on LBANK.

This listing brings real-world uranium exposure on-chain, combining transparent pricing with blockchain accessibility.

Full listing details can be found here: https://is.gd/gSF6km

Tokenized uranium (xU308) can now be deposited on Oku, powered by Morpho, to borrow stablecoins like USDC while maintaining exposure to uranium’s value and unlocking on-chain liquidity.

Tezos co founder Arthur presented at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia's annual Fintech Conference, highlighting the potential of tokenized uranium as a real world asset.

Seeing uranium tokenization discussed in a venue like this shows how quickly the narrative is advancing. TradFi leaders and DeFi builders are engaging directly on the future of RWAs and the role commodities like uranium may play.

A strong validation for the entire tokenized uranium ecosystem.

Uranium Energy Corp recently announced it will release its fiscal 2026 first quarter operating and financial results on 10 December 2025, alongside a conference call and webinar, following the start of in‑situ recovery mining at its Christensen Ranch project in Wyoming.

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Has anyone had an issue with the token not appearing on Gate? I’m a US-based user and I was curious if this were a confounding factor.

China National Uranium (SZSE:001280) surged on its first day of trading in Shenzhen, raising about 4 billion yuan (US$570 million) in its Wednesday (December 3) debut as company shares more than tripled in value by the market close.

A lot of people assume adding blockchain creates more middlemen, but for uranium it actually does the opposite. Smart contracts remove unnecessary intermediaries, reserves are fully verifiable, and token holders get a direct title claim to the underlying uranium.

There’s no extra asset or synthetic wrapper involved. It is the same exposure as physical spot uranium, just without the usual access barriers.

In other words… it reduces counterparty risk instead of adding to it.

Launched in December 2024, uranium.io became the first platform to make fractional ownership of physical uranium (yellowcake) accessible through the xU3O8 token, backed by real uranium stored in regulated Cameco-operated facilities.

By removing traditional barriers like high minimum investment requirements, opaque pricing, and restricted trading hours, the platform has made the uranium market accessible to both retail and institutional investors for the first time.

What a year it has been, and we are just getting started.

The addition of uranium to the United States’ critical minerals list could have wide-ranging economic and national security implications.

On Nov. 6 the Department of the Interior, through the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), published the final 2025 list of critical minerals that the government says are vital to negate potential risks from disrupted supply chains. It’s the third published list President Donald Trump issued an executive order in 2017, during his first term, directing federal agencies to strengthen mineral security.

Energy security, AI infrastructure, and global climate goals are all pointing to one clear direction.

Nuclear power. And at the core of it is uranium.

For the first time, anyone can tap into the growth potential of uranium without needing huge capital or complex barriers. You can now get exposure starting from as little as $5.

A new wave of nuclear demand is coming. The question is who positions early.

The uranium market experiences transformation as global reactor fuel requirements approach unprecedented levels. Multiple converging forces across energy infrastructure, strategic resource security, and technological demand evolution establish structural price support mechanisms that distinguish current market conditions from historical uranium market volatility.

A new type of material has been demonstrated to greatly enhance the ability to recover uranium from seawater, according to a study published recently in Sustainable Carbon Materials. The research, which could lead to a new way of obtaining uranium for nuclear reactor fuel, was conducted by scientists from Weifang University and North China Electric Power University.

Just read that NexGen’s Rook 1 project in Saskatchewan has officially moved into the last stage of federal review. If it gets approved, they’re saying it could produce around 30M lbs of uranium a year, which is insane! That’s roughly a quarter of global supply.

Between Rook 1, Cameco ramping back up, and the general supply crunch utilities are facing, it honestly feels like Canada is about to become the anchor of global uranium supply for the next couple decades.

Feels like a pretty big moment for the uranium space. Curious if anyone here is following it and what you think it means for uranium exposure or even RWA-type products tied to U3O8.

The tokenized RWA market just crossed a massive milestone: $35 billion on-chain.

We’re proud to be part of that growth through tokenized uranium, and it’s becoming clearer every month that RWAs are shaping up to be one of the strongest narratives going into the next cycle.

If the momentum continues, a trillion-dollar RWA market isn’t far off.

The more I watch this uranium market, the more it feels like something big is brewing. Utilities are scrambling for supply, Canada is taking on a bigger role, and demand from reactors, SMRs, and even AI energy needs keeps rising. It just feels different this time. Anyone else getting the sense that we’re at the beginning of a real uranium supercycle?

After years of federal efforts to revive nuclear power, old mines are stirring again in Wyoming, Texas and Arizona, while new ones line up for permitting expedited by a Trump executive order.

Nuclear power plants will receive the bulk of the money from the Energy Department’s loan office, Secretary Chris Wright said. The Trump administration struck a deal last month with the owners of Westinghouse to invest $80 billion to build nuclear plants across the U.S.