Panning for Liquidity: Axcap Ventures' Potential Modern-Day Gold Rush
Inside Axcap Ventures’ high-risk, high-reward plan to dominate the gold junior sector with liquidity, leverage, and relentless execution.

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From the opening seconds of Doug Casey’s Experts Roundtable, it’s clear Axcap Ventures (OTC: GARLF | CSE: AXCP) isn’t just another junior mining company fighting for attention. Co-founders Mario Vetro and Blake McLaughlin aren’t trying to reinvent geology—they’re reinventing how capital, marketing, and structure intersect in a broken junior mining market. As host Matt Smith notes, "You can blow on some of these stocks and they double," yet liquidity remains a structural failure across the sector. AXCP was designed with a simple but aggressive thesis: in a capital-starved market, value isn’t just about rocks—it’s about volume, optionality, and visibility. This is not a drill-play story; it’s a business model story.
Buy Gold for Pennies, Build Liquidity for Millions [02:17–06:35]
AXCP’s strategy begins with asset selection. The founders targeted ounces in the ground for less than $5—projects in politically stable jurisdictions with real scale but no spotlight. But buying undervalued ounces is just the start. What sets AXCP apart is how it aims to leverage retail interest and volume. Most juniors collapse under the weight of illiquidity. AXCP engineered their structure with a 500M+ fully-diluted share count and a deliberate cap table to drive flow. With daily volumes often in the millions and over 25 million shares traded in May 2025, this junior has already cracked the liquidity code. The result? Capital on command. Financing is no longer a crisis—it’s a tool.
