Want to make money by mining oil, gas, and strategic minerals? It sounds tempting, but in reality, it's a terrible deal. Arctic logistics costs are prohibitively high, infrastructure has to be built from scratch, and environmental compliance adds pressure, squeezing already thin profits even tighter. If these resources could be profitable, companies would have already rushed in. The truth is—profitable resources are quickly snapped up by the market, and those that nobody touches are often because the numbers simply don't add up.
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YieldWhisperer
· 22h ago
actually the math doesn't check out here either... arctic extraction is just the physical world's version of unsustainable tokenomics lol
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ZKSherlock
· 22h ago
nah the real tell is nobody touching it despite the hype... if the math worked out, every megacorp would've already run the numbers three times over
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Rugpull幸存者
· 22h ago
Well said, the Arctic region is just a pit. Do you really think you can get a bargain?
Want to make money by mining oil, gas, and strategic minerals? It sounds tempting, but in reality, it's a terrible deal. Arctic logistics costs are prohibitively high, infrastructure has to be built from scratch, and environmental compliance adds pressure, squeezing already thin profits even tighter. If these resources could be profitable, companies would have already rushed in. The truth is—profitable resources are quickly snapped up by the market, and those that nobody touches are often because the numbers simply don't add up.