This is The Ellis Martin Report. Today we speak with Kenneth Konkin, CEO and President of Goldstorm Metals Corp.(TSX-V: GSTM) (OTC: GSTMF), a precious and base metals exploration company with a large strategic land position in the Golden Triangle of British Columbia—home to some of the largest and highest-grade gold deposits in the world.

Goldstorm’s flagship Crown and Electrum projects, covering ~16,468 hectares, sit directly south of Seabridge Gold’s world-class KSM gold-copper deposits and adjacent to Newmont’s Brucejack gold mine. Acquired from Tudor Gold in 2022, these properties are in a region hosting the Goldstorm deposit—one of the largest gold discoveries in the last 30 years.

Konkin, a professional geologist with 35+ years of experience across the Americas and Russia, is best known for his role in discovering the 8-million-ounce Valley of the Kings deposit at Brucejack. In this update, he details how receding glaciers are revealing brand-new outcrops and visible gold on the Orion Spine and other targets. Recent fieldwork has uncovered high-grade silver and signs of porphyry-related mineralization, doubling the known strike length of mineralized zones.

Geophysical surveys are now underway, targeting the Copernicus Zone with Magnetotelluric (MT) and Induced Polarization (IP) methods to map large conductors and intrusive systems at depth. Konkin compares the excitement to the early days at Treaty Creek, suggesting the Crown Property could be a “Treaty Creek 2.0” with both large-scale gold-copper porphyry potential and high-grade silver-gold trends. Access to the property is far easier than other Golden Triangle projects, with infrastructure advantages that could accelerate development. Goldstorm Metals, 100% owner of the property, has seen its share price rise from $0.07 to ~$0.17 in recent months, yet Konkin believes the market is still largely unaware of the scale of the targets being defined.

With systematic geophysics guiding drill targeting, the company aims to efficiently test both the high-grade and bulk-tonnage potential of multiple zones. Konkin stresses patience and precision: building a robust geological model before drilling, to maximize the odds of a major discovery. Investors and stakeholders should watch for upcoming geochemical results and geophysical interpretations—precursors to what could be one of the Golden Triangle’s next big discoveries.

Courtesy of Ellis Martin Report