Critical materials like helium have specific physical attributes (loses half its mass as gas every 45 days when shipped at -260°C) that create structural scarcity independent of price, and governments are beginning to understand and accumulate these materials strategically.

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Nick Lawson

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helium has what's called purge as in it loses a lot of it when it's shipped which is a liquid at -260° C. It loses after 45 days half its liquid into gas and becomes useless.

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Nick Lawson & Ben Finegold: The Uranium Squeeze & How To Play ItWealthion
Created: 8/11/2026, 6:31:16 AM

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