Aurora Fusion Labs
Aurora Fusion Labs
A SAFE in a compact tokamak that has not yet reached scientific breakeven.
Rare-earth barium copper oxide superconductors allow a much higher magnetic field, and confinement improves steeply with field strength, which is why a compact machine is now arguable at all. Aurora has demonstrated a full-scale magnet at field and published the results. It has not produced net energy, and neither has anyone else in a commercial setting. This is one of the most speculative offerings on the platform and is priced accordingly at a $50 minimum.
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$287,250 released · 38% subscribed
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- $50
- Instrument
- SAFE
- Term
- None
- Investors
- 2,047
$50 per unit
Closes December 20, 2026 · 98 days remaining
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Principal risks of this offering
- Fusion has never generated net electricity for a grid. Total loss of capital is a realistic outcome.
- A SAFE is not a loan and not equity. It converts only on a future priced round that may never occur.
- Tritium supply and breeding are unsolved at commercial scale.
- There is no regulatory framework finalized for commercial fusion facilities.
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