@justinwu Neither of them, it seems the mineralisation style associated is atypical (If we have to chose on of the other I would say this is closer to hard rock than brine). Even though that could and might worry the investors a bit, the DFS study (it's robust and involve some major companies in the study) shows that cost of extraction is very low. their website is actually very well done and I encourage you to go to the section geology and DFS to get more information.
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