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Mineral intelligence, forged from evidence.
01 / THE PROBLEM
More information isn’t the product. Better attention is.
The public record contains plenty of information. What it doesn’t provide is your time back—or tell you which activity deserves it.
ClaimForge selects developments in Nevada’s federal mineral-claim records, researches the names and context behind them, and presents what the evidence supports—alongside what it leaves unresolved.
ClaimForge does the looking. You decide what matters.
02 / THE RESEARCH STANDARD
Not everything we see makes the cut. That’s intentional.
Publication itself should mean something. Before an observation reaches a subscriber edition, it must earn its place.
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Evidence first
The source record must be complete enough to support the observation.
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A meaningful change
The activity must meet a defined research rule—not merely be new.
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A traceable finding
The observation keeps its evidence, scope, and limitations attached.
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Identity and context review
People, geography, and possible overlap are examined before placement.
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An explicit editorial decision
Selection is deliberate. A candidate never becomes a claim by implication.
Supported findings say what accepted source evidence establishes.
Unresolved questions remain explicit; similar names do not establish a relationship.
ClaimForge Watch carries a bounded question into the next accepted-edition comparison.
The record can support a finding without explaining why the activity happened. Publication does not turn a recorded association into ownership, causation or an investment recommendation.
03 / A GOVERNED OBSERVATION
A recorded change. A reason to look closer.
One curated example from the published August 2026 Observatory.
Blue Moon (Springer) Inc.
0 → 177
Distinct claim identities associated with the recorded party in the July 5 → August 2 comparison.
MLRS-recorded county context: Pershing County, Nevada.
Authenticated context · Under Watch
The recorded activity
The later BLM snapshot newly associates 177 claim identities with Blue Moon (Springer) Inc. This is an association change, not a count of newly staked claims.
The identity research
Accepted authoritative evidence links the exact recorded party to Blue Moon Metals Inc. The recorded identity is kept distinct from the wider company context.
The geographic context
Accepted county and land-reference evidence adds context to the affected records. It does not establish surveyed claim boundaries.
The unresolved question
The corporate connection does not explain why the associations changed or establish claim ownership, a transaction or intent.
Why it earned publication
This was among the 15 largest absolute named-party changes in the August publication. It qualified for Lead attention and continued public-record comparison.
Source: accepted August 2026 observation; BLM MLRS snapshots dated July 5 and August 2, 2026. This static example is deliberately curated. Full subscriber instruments and edition archives require authenticated access.
04 / BUILT FOR PROFESSIONAL ATTENTION
Before the next commitment.
Built around the questions that matter before the next claim is staked, the next property is evaluated, or the next drill dollar is committed.
Exploration managers
Land professionals and claim specialists
Junior mining company leadership
Mining investors and capital allocators
Context for your own investigation and judgment—not staking direction, investment advice or a promise of performance.
05 / INSIDE THE OBSERVATORY
This is what the intelligence looks like.
A filing is only the beginning. ClaimForge adds the people, companies, geography, relationships, history, and evidence needed to understand what may actually be happening.
The Observatory explains the evidence. The storefront explains the value.
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Published August 2026 view. +177 / −177 are net changes in each named party’s count of distinct associated claim identities between July 5 and August 2—not proof of new staking, a transfer or intent.
Authenticated — accepted authoritative context for the recorded party; it does not authenticate a reason for the change.
Unresolved — a material identity or relationship question remains open.
Under Watch — selected for continued public-record comparison, not an investment recommendation.
06 / WHAT SUBSCRIBERS RECEIVE
A monthly Nevada mineral-intelligence edition.
Each newly published Observatory edition, plus access to the available edition archive.
Publication target: the 15th of each month. Timing depends on editorial qualification; this is a target, not a guarantee.
Selected observations and recorded actions
Map Lens geographic context where accepted evidence supports it
Relationship synthesis and relevant company/activity coverage
Explicit uncertainty, evidence limits and prior-edition continuity
Available now: August and September 2026. August contains 70 published observations; September contains 84 and four approved modules. September Entity Context is explicitly unavailable.
Nevada is the first Observatory geography. Federal mineral-claim records are the source foundation; publication is selective, not a comprehensive review of every claim. Observation counts and module scope vary by edition. Other regions are not currently offered.
07 / SUBSCRIBE
One product. One clear decision.
One monthly subscription to the Nevada Observatory and its available published archive.
More information isn’t the product. Better attention is.
CLAIMFORGE
$199 / month
Prepared mineral-claim intelligence
People, company, relationship, and geographic context
Evidence and limitations retained
Accumulating research history
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