General Motors already invested. Now, you have the chance to join them as an early-stage shareholder.
Demand for lithium is fueling a modern-day gold rush.
The industries that define our modern world, like AI, robotics, EVs, and energy, all depend on lithium. In fact, Microsoft CEO, Satya Nadella believes that the AI race will be won based on energy costs, not on who has the best models.
That’s why lithium demand is projected to grow a staggering 5X by 2040.
That growth is an opportunity for investors. As Elon Musk bluntly put it, “Do you like minting money? Well, the lithium business is for you.”*
One company translated this demand into substantial valuation growth since 2018, officially reaching the $1B unicorn territory last year.
Meet EnergyX. They have developed patented technology that can recover up to 3X more lithium than traditional methods. That breakthrough has already earned them over $150M in investments, including strategic investment and partnership from General Motors and POSCO, and a $5M U.S. Department of Energy grant.
Now, EnergyX is at a pivotal transition stage, moving beyond proving the technology and into commercial-scale deployment, just as global lithium demand accelerates.
After commissioning the largest lithium facility of its kind in Texas this year, they’re preparing to scale this breakthrough tech even further.
But that’s only the start of why people are paying attention to EnergyX’s limited-time investment window:
- $1.1B/yr revenue potential from 100k+ acres of Chilean land at projected market prices.
- Goldman Sachs is engaged as a financial advisor on the Chilean project.
- Nearly 50k gross acres of land secured for production in Arkansas and Texas
- An LOI for a $690M federal loan from EXIM Bank to help support large-scale builds is on the table.
- Project Lonestar’s demonstration plant is now commissioned in Texas, the largest direct lithium extraction facility in the U.S.
With proven tech and resources, mounting institutional support, a market poised for major growth, and new verticals emerging, the opportunity for investors today couldn’t be better timed.
This is your chance to claim your stake in a private unicorn alongside General Motors, POSCO, and over 40,000 everyday investors.
Get your piece in this modern-day gold rush before the deadline. Become an early-stage EnergyX shareholder at the current price while you still can.
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Even As Jeff Bezos Announces A $100 Billion AI Robotics Fund, Miso Robotics Is Already Operating In Restaurant Kitchens
When Jeff Bezos announces a $100 billion investment fund for AI robotics, smart money takes notice. The signal is unmistakable: automation is here.
Bezos’ fund, however, is reserved for the top 1%, shutting out everyday investors. But over 44,000 people are investing in this technology in a different way: through AI robotics industry early-mover Miso Robotics.
While many tech giants are still drafting blueprints, Miso is already deploying and operating robots and AI across what it estimates to be the $1 trillion fast-food industry. Yesterday’s automated order-taking kiosks have given way to today’s robots, like Miso’s AI-powered restaurant kitchen robot Flippy Fry Station.
Flippy actively works with humans to prepare food in live kitchens. It’s optimized for the modern restaurant, fitting in most existing kitchens and backed by almost 30 patent filings.
And it’s just surpassed 5 million baskets of food fried for leading brands like White Castle across over 200,000 hours of real-world operation.
Miso has acquired Zignyl, a powerful restaurant revenue generation tool, which is being combined with Miso’s Zippy AI product.
Why is the Zignyl acquisition such a big deal? Because leading brands like Jersey Mike’s, Cinnabon and Auntie Anne’s Pretzels already use it to help set measurable goals, track performance and reward employees, while providing clear, actionable analytics to owners across locations.
This acquisition, combined with Flippy, Miso's fry-cooking innovation, marks another key step toward Miso's mission of building an AI platform for modern restaurants that powers all of their products and lets them communicate seamlessly.
It’s no mystery why these restaurants are depending on Miso’s technology. Annual labor turnover in fast food runs at 144%, according to Miso’s estimates – a brutal, costly cycle that eats directly into margins and operational stability.
Add that to chronic staffing shortages, razor-thin restaurant margins, and places like New York City discussing $30/hr minimum wages, and it becomes clearer why many think this transformation is necessary.
Miso Robotics is the solution operators are already paying for, and the company anticipates more growth. Here’s why Miso’s investors are interested in the company:
- $1 trillion market, already penetrated. Miso is serving active enterprise restaurant and hospitality clients across one of the largest industries in the U.S.
- Miso estimates Flippy alone carries $4B/year in U.S. revenue potential. Miso’s fry station AI robot is used by industry giants like White Castle. And that's just one piece of Miso's AI platform, with others that could add further value.
- The seeming labor crisis has no end date. A 144% annual labor turnover rate is structural. Automation isn't optional for many operators; it's survival.
- Over 44,000 early shareholders have already moved. Miso Robotics is open to retail investors, and the window to take a position is still open.
- Bezos validates the category, but can't get you in. His robotics fund is inaccessible to individual investors. Miso is one of the opportunities where retail investors can potentially participate directly in this sector's growth.
The robotics wave Bezos is funding with $100 billion is the same wave Miso is already riding. Except Miso has the enterprise clients, deployed technology and revenue-generating products already in the field.
Right now, the signal is as clear as it gets: some of the largest investors in the world are betting on automation, and the industry's need is urgent. Meanwhile, Miso Robotics has been riding this very wave for years.
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The Hidden Constraint Behind The AI Boom
AI demand is outpacing the infrastructure built to support it. BluSky AI is deploying purpose-built, modular data centers designed for AI workloads, and now, everyday investors can participate.
Artificial intelligence adoption continues to accelerate across industries, increasing demand for the computing infrastructure required to support AI training and inference workloads. As organizations expand the use of AI applications, many industry participants believe that infrastructure availability, power access and deployment speed may become important factors in meeting future demand.
Goldman Sachs Research projects that artificial intelligence will require 175% of increased compute power, the enterprise market will have 24x growth by 2030, and there will be a tight supply-demand market for AI compute through 2030. A single AI inference query can consume up to 100x the electricity of a standard cloud request. The infrastructure layer that makes AI possible is running out of room.
Today’s Infrastructure Can’t Support AI’s Growth
115 million companies are currently using AI in their operations. McKinsey & Company reports that only roughly 7% of enterprises have fully scaled AI in their organizations, with the real demand to come.
The compute those companies depend upon flows through data centers run by hyperscale providers like Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud. But even those giants are struggling to keep up: Microsoft committed $80 billion to data center construction in 2025 alone. CoreWeave, a new neocloud entrant specialized in AI, has a reported $99.4 billion order backlog, and others report limited or oversold capacity.
The deeper problem is timing. Building a traditional data center can take three to seven years from site selection through commissioning. AI demand is not waiting. Grand View Research projects the AI infrastructure market will reach $1.81 trillion by 2030. Industry analysts tracking the emerging neocloud category, purpose-built AI infrastructure providers, expect those companies to capture more than $50 billion of the projected $267 billion AI cloud market.
SkyMod: Factory-Built Data Centers Designed For AI
BluSky AI has developed SkyMod, a prefabricated modular AI data center system that the company believes will compress deployment timelines from years to months. Rather than constructing facilities onsite, BluSky AI builds GPU-optimized modules in a factory setting, ships them to power-ready sites, and deploys them at the speed AI demand requires.
The company describes these as AI factories, not just data centers. They’re dedicated production environments optimized for dense compute, closed-loop cooling, and high-bandwidth networking, designed from the ground up for AI workloads, not retrofitted from general-purpose cloud infrastructure.
BluSky AI’s vision is a “Distributed Neocloud”, a new type of AI cloud built for AI workloads with multiple distributed locations across the U.S. near the edge. This will provide the right solutions for Inferencing, the process through which trained AI models generate outputs in response to user requests or operational inputs. This distributed neocloud will be built for low-latency and millisecond speed.
Aligned With Communities
SkyMod sites seem to be a bit of a departure from the massive data center projects that upset communities with multi-year construction, energy taxing the grid and millions of gallons of daily water usage, based on what the company reports:
· Sites are on small footprints
· Utilize a fraction of the energy & available power
· Take little or no water (closed loop cooling)
· Minimize impact on communities
The Past Set The Stage For The Future
BluSky AI has spent years negotiating land and energy contracts, creating partnerships and developing its proprietary SkyMod solution for scale and replication. The company currently has a portfolio of sites in various stages of development across multiple states, including Utah, Colorado, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Tennessee. The company is targeting 200+ megawatts of potential in-service compute power across the U.S.
How To Invest In The AI Infrastructure Buildout
For a limited time, BluSky AI is giving everyday investors an opportunity to participate as they scale. The opportunity includes bonus shares and other perks.
Investment highlights:
- A publicly-traded company whose common stock is quoted on OTC Markets
- A portfolio of sites across the country in development
- Planned capacity: 200+ megawatts across the U.S.
- Recognition: Utah Business Innovation Awards; stage speaking at Ai4, YOTTA and Xcelerated Compute
- Company Coverage: OTC Markets Webcast, Emerging Markets Conference, Data Center Dynamics, Data Centre Central, AI Platform Alliance
- Investment Coverage: Fundamental Research Corp. is following the company and is publishing analyst coverage, IBN coverage, America’s Next Investment to air a 30-minute TV show on CNBC, Bloomberg and other networks
The company reports that current clients are already signing contracts for future services, suggesting early commercial validation of the model. Investors interested in learning more can review the full opportunity here.
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1.5M People Already Work Inside This Platform — You Can Still Invest at $0.79/Share
Immersed is aiming to own the workspace of the future.
From the #1 productivity app in the Meta Quest store to building its own high-resolution AR/VR headsets, this company has the potential to address what it estimates is over $250 billion worth of professional markets.
It’s similar to when the first smartphones revolutionized mobile computing. If Immersed captures even a fraction of the global enterprise market, it may cause investors to take a closer look at the company.
With 75,000+ people on the waitlist for their flagship 4K headset, Immersed expects to generate $71 million in first-year sales alone. The company reports it has already generated more than $7 million in revenue to date, and are raising money.
You can lock in $0.79/share before the Thursday, July 23 deadline.
Investors can earn up to 20% bonus shares, depending on investment size.
From AR/VR to AI, Immersed is Building New Workflows
Immersed made a name for itself in Spatial Computing (AR/VR), developing the Meta Quest store’s most-used AR/VR productivity app.
They develop enterprise-grade software that enables professionals and teams to work full-time in shared virtual environments using AR/VR, supporting multiple hi-res displays, real-time collaboration and seamless integration across macOS, Windows and Linux.
Its users have worked over 2,000 cumulative years inside the platform. The usage is already there.
But that’s not all. Immersed reports that its soon-to-be-released AR/VR headset, Visor, in partnership with Qualcomm, has 2 million more pixels than Apple’s Vision Pro for 70% less cost and 70% less weight.
Here’s what they're doing to redefine what they estimate is the $250-billion+ future of work:
- Breakthrough Platform: Immersed built the first full-stack remote productivity system, combining immersive AR/VR software, a distraction-free AI assistant and its own lightweight Visor to replace the traditional desktop.
- Building Momentum: Immersed is scaling up mass production for Visor, its first productivity-focused headset, with 75,000+ already on the waitlist. Meanwhile, its AI assistant, Curator, is rolling out new features to deepen user engagement and adoption.
- Opportunity: You can join 8,000+ investors who have already invested in Immersed’s growth.
Early investors include previous Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, Tim Tebow, Mark McClain and leaders from Meta, SailPoint and Reddit.
You can join them if you’re interested. There’s no time to waste.
Meta’s No. 1 Spatial Computing App
Every major computing shift starts the same way: dismissed by most, slowly adopted, then suddenly everywhere.
Spatial Computing has reached the adoption phase, but according to Meta, Immersed is the only AR/VR app people use up to 60 hours per week. There isn't even a close second.
As tech reshapes how people work, an estimated $250-billion+ opportunity is up for grabs. With the help of partners like Meta, Qualcomm and Samsung, Immersed is positioning itself to seize it.
Interested investors can invest at $0.79 per share before the July 23 price share deadline.
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Priced Out Of Homeownership? This Platform Lets Investors Buy Shares Of Rental Properties Starting At $20
Homeownership seems like an unlikely reality for many millennials and Gen Zers. Members of both generations, however, are not giving up on the idea of generating wealth through real estate.
Instead of saving large amounts of capital to purchase and maintain a single property like their parents did, many younger investors are turning to fractional real estate. Investors can purchase shares of a property and receive monthly dividends just as they would with a traditional rental investment.
It’s a model that’s caught the attention of entrepreneurs like Amazon Inc. founder Jeff Bezos and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff.
Ark7 makes these types of real estate investments available for every type of investor.
There’s no accreditation required, shares start at just $20, and monthly dividends are paid on the third of every month. Users can get started by connecting their bank account or IRA.
Only Invest In Properties You Want
Unlike REITs or many real estate crowdfunding platforms, investors can pick the specific property they want to own shares of from a list of curated rental properties across 20 U.S. markets.
With fractional real estate, you can become a landlord without having to worry about building maintenance or managing tenants. Ark7 handles that for each property.
What’s more, the company says its Trading Market provides a level of liquidity rarely found in fractional real estate investing. Instead of waiting years for a fund or property exit, investors can sell their shares after a minimum holding period that typically ranges from 3-6 months, depending on the property.
Track Record
Ark7 was founded in 2018 by CEO Andy Zhao, an ex-Google engineer, after he found that there was no optimal way to invest in real estate in the Bay Area.
Since then, the company reports that it’s achieved:
- $30M+ in property value funded across 20 U.S. markets
- $4M in dividends distributed
- 300,000+ investors
Ark7 offers a diversified solution to real estate investment by combining properties in long-term, mid-term and short-term Airbnb rentals. Investors can invest in single-family homes, townhomes, multi-family homes and condos through a single platform, allowing for an expanded and diversified portfolio. This strategic mix can help optimize rental income opportunities.
A Platform For Modern Investors
Ark7 is a mobile-first experience rated 4.7/5 on the Apple App Store, with full transparency into each property’s financials, opening statements and market data.
The app allows users to search for properties, manage their accounts and track dividends in one place, and trade shares with ease.
Clear And Competitive Fee Structure
Users can search for and access complete legal and financial disclosure documents 24/7. The app and platform are free to download and use.
Ark7 charges a one-time sourcing fee equal to 3% of a property's value, along with a monthly asset management fee ranging from 8% to 15% of rental income, depending on the property. The company says there are no hidden fees or surprises.
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SpaceX And Major Phone Carriers Are Committed To Ending ‘Dead Zones’ – This Global Shift Could Aid One Pre-IPO Company
When most people think of Elon Musk, they often think of Tesla and SpaceX. It’s not hard to see why.
Tesla is up over 30,000% since its IPO, and SpaceX’s upcoming IPO has a projected valuation of $1.75 trillion, which would make it the largest in history.
While most of the attention is focused on those companies, Mode Mobile could potentially benefit from an often-overlooked part of Musk’s empire.
Starlink.
Major phone carriers, including AT&T and Verizon, have launched a joint venture to provide satellite connectivity for billions of people in “dead zones.” Additionally, Apple enabled Starlink connectivity on iPhones.
But while Wall Street is focused on SpaceX, Mode Mobile is looking toward this global shift.
Capitalizing On A Global Technology Shift
Mode Mobile estimates that the average smartphone user spends 40 hours per week on their smartphone, 80% of which is spent viewing ads that create huge profits for tech companies.
The company believes users deserve a cut of the profits they’ve helped create.
Mode Mobile has created the EarnPhone, an Android-powered smartphone that allows users to earn and save money by playing video games, listening to music, reading the news and even charging their phones.
With the phone priced at just $99, the company is confident that barriers to adoption are low, and the EarnPhone has many of the same capabilities as most mainstream smartphones. On top of that, EarnPhones are compatible with most major network carriers.
Users can also earn income on their existing devices with Mode EarnOS, an operating system that turns smartphones into EarnPhones.
And with major phone carriers committed to eliminating “dead zones,” Mode’s income-generating technology may soon reach billions more in rural populations worldwide.
Mode Mobile’s Early Traction
Mode may be a pre-IPO company, but it's already helping create an impact on the future of data monetization by paying users real money for using their phones.
Until recently, user data monetization has been reserved exclusively for big tech. But Mode wants to disrupt the status quo, and reports the following:
- Over 60,000 investors/shareholders
- Ranked #1 fastest-growing software company in North America (Deloitte Fast 500 in 2023)
- $11.8 million EBITDA in 2025
- $115 million in lifetime revenue
- Over $80 million total invested
- $MODE Nasdaq stock ticker secured
- Retail partnerships with Walmart, Amazon, Best Buy and Target
Mode Is Looking To Capitalize On Satellite Connectivity
Mode Mobile allows users to make money just from using their phones, similar to how Airbnb lets users earn extra cash by renting out their bedrooms.
The company reports that its model has already reached 490M+ million global users and generated more than $1 billion in earnings and savings .
Disclaimers
*Mode revenue and EBITDA numbers include full year revenue and EBITDA of businesses acquired by Mode Mobile in 2025.
*Please read the offering circular and related risks at invest.modemobile.com.
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