Alan and Steve are traveling to conferences (Vancouver Myth conference, Zurich Manuel Bally conference, New Orleans Brian London conference) while Craig attends others, implementing a divide-and-conquer strategy to tell Prismo's story to multiple investor audiences.

Alan plans to visit Abitibi region in Quebec to meet retail investors, showing continued focus on grass-roots shareholder engagement.

Prismo uses AI analysis (artificial intelligence) as part of Hot Brera drilling planning, incorporating machine learning into geological modeling.

Prismo would likely see a 2025 transaction with Visla Silver rather than 2024, where the deal structure depends on drilling success; more drilling success = larger resource definition = higher acquisition price, creating incentive to maximize ounces before deal.

Prismo's shareholder base is split between legacy shareholders who invested based on Palos Verdes (Mexican asset) and newer shareholders who invested based on Hot Brera (Arizona copper project).

Alan, CEO of Prismo Metals, initiated a 1,250-meter first-phase drill program at Palos Verdes in Mexico, targeting the continuation of high-grade veining at depth and exploration of a potential downthrown fault block containing larger mineralization.

Prismo has flexible operating model where senior people are not on fixed salaries; they must perform work to earn compensation, keeping company lean and focused on geological work rather than overhead.

Prismo recently completed a private placement and share price has reacted positively; Alan and Steve have been actively meeting with investors; market conditions are favorable for Hot Brera financing.

Mining analyst Eric Lamier has begun writing about Prismo; his followers appear to be a source of new buying, suggesting institutional analyst coverage is beginning to drive interest.

Prismo's hard GNA (general & administrative) costs are approximately $350,000 CAD annually, covering lawyers, listing fees, CFO, and audit; all other spending is discretionary.

The terrain at Palos Verdes is extremely rugged, requiring man-portable drilling equipment with motors split into three 50-kilogram pieces connected with hydraulic hoses; pad construction required clearing a steep slope into a flat 5x5 meter pad.

Prismo has engaged Dr. Lonus Keing (property owner and historical discoverer) and geologists involved in major porphyry copper discoveries (e.g., Resolution mine) to advise on Hot Brera drill planning.

Prismo's marketing and communications are organic (social media team in Mexico City managing channels) and cost-effective; company prefers old-fashioned approach of traveling to conferences and meeting investors personally rather than paid media campaigns.

Prismo plans to release results from drill hole #1 as a standalone announcement if results are positive, allowing shareholders to see successful drilling before the remaining holes are drilled and compiled into a comprehensive report.